'He's always going to find you'

Posted Sep 20, 2016
North Carolina had planned to run the flea-flicker on the previous scoring drive. The Dukes’ safeties were moving up to stop the run, so UNC had a plan to expose James Madison with the deep ball. But the Tar Heels had to change the play at the line of scrimmage. Why? Mack Hollins started yelling, “Touchdown, touchdown,” before the play even started. (Daily Tar Heel)

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