Turner's Take: Isn't Going To Change

Posted Dec 6, 2015
“It isn't going to change,” said Larry Fedora when asked about the offside call on an onside kick attempt that UNC recovered with 67 seconds on the clock. The call meant the Tar Heels had to kick again, and Clemson recovered the ensuing try. A first down later, the Tigers were ACC champions. The consensus among those watching around the country was that the call was missed. (GoHeels.com)

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