Aggies’ speed to be tested by Tar Heels

Posted Sep 9, 2015
Just how far has A&T’s football program come in the four-plus years since Rod Broadway was hired to resurrect it? The game against North Carolina in Chapel Hill on Saturday is an opportunity to find out. But is the opportunity coming a year too late? The Aggies were 1-10 the year before Broadway arrived. They were 9-3 and shared the MEAC title last year. (Greensboro News & Record)

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