Extra Points: Wet, Wet, Wet
Posted Oct 9, 2016
The football field in Kenan Stadium just over a year old with tight bermuda turf and a state-of-the-art foundation of 10 inches of sand over four of gravel drained remarkably well as Hurricane Matthew roared northward from Florida and left a deluge of some five inches of rainfall by kick-off in Chapel Hill. The footing was one thing. Handling the ball was another.
(GoHeels.com)
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