A hat trick for UNC's Woody Durham as he enters National Sports Media Hall of Fame

Posted Jun 26, 2018
The late Woody Durham, the longtime radio voice of the North Carolina Tar Heels, was inducted in the National Sports Media Association’s Hall of Fame on Monday. Durham joined sportscaster Bryant Gumbel and writers Thomas Boswell and Dick Weiss in the top honors at the 59th annual awards event, held at Wake Forest University's Joel Coliseum in Winston-Salem. (Charlotte Observer)

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