|
|||||
|
…but I would like to take issue with a response a UVa blog, The Sabre, wrote to my calling Caulton Tudor out for implying Matt Doherty was forced out because of his win-loss record. Well, I’m sure DohMatt’s toxic personality was a part of it, but you don’t think winning only 4 and then 6 [...] Continue reading Not That I Am Looking for Trouble…[UPDATE] I wanted to take a moment to send out best wishes and get wells to Alpha Wolf at Red and White from State. Around February 13th fresh posts stopped coming and it turns out there was a fairly serious reason why. From SFN: Red and White is not dead, though I may have been (try [...] Continue reading Bloggus Interruptus There is honestly nothing better than basketball on all day long. The ACC Tournament kicks off a two week stretch where basketball will be on all day Thursday and Friday. Gotta love it. And like myself you are probably at work and may not be able to catch all the action. So here are a [...] Continue reading Ah, That Sweet ACC Tournament Not that Chuck Amato was not already facing some level of heat for squandering a 2-0 ACC record that included wins over Boston College and Florida State but the present six game losing streak that culminated in one of the more hapless performances I have seen from a team in a rivalry game has created [...] Continue reading Triangle Coaching Hot Seat, Take Two Tar Heel Fan on September 6th, 2006 |  Comments are closed Here are some of today’s stories from blogs and newspapers alike: David Glenn, who says he watches games twice(how do you have time for this?), breaks down the UNC-Rutgers game. Glenn provides some nice details on individual play as well as some of the Xs and Os which I am grossly underqualified to talk about. [...] Continue reading Links of Interest Tar Heel Fan on September 5th, 2006 | Comments are closed J.P. Giglio, in his review of Week 1 had this to say about UNC’s loss to Rutgers: Why did UNC coach John Bunting blame his defense for the 21-16 loss to Rutgers? Most coaches would have taken the blame themselves for the first loss and then tell their players, the next one’s on you. [...] Continue reading J.P. Giglio on UNC-Rutgers Tar Heel Fan on August 29th, 2006 | Comments are closed Well I guess that answers question #2. ACC Now is reporting that junior Nebraska transfer Joe Dailey will be the starting quarterback when UNC takes the field on Saturday against Rutgers. John Bunting also said redshirt freshman Cam Sexton will see some time under center but was mum on the specifics only saying that Dailey [...] Continue reading Joe Dailey Named UNC Starting QB |
|
||||
|
Copyright © 2012 Tar Heel Fan - All Rights Reserved |
|||||
Recent Comments