We had the chance to catch up with all the key players at UNC in this “statement game” for the Tar Heels- Coach Fedora, Chancellor Folt, and AD Bubba Cunningham are all on hand! Go Heels!

***Listen to the pregame sideline interviews***

*Larry Fedora*

*Carol FoltBubba and Cunningaham*

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