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Cheaters just lost to ECU, it was dubbed "The Pink Slip Bowl".
How much longer will the baby blues keep their Hat on?

I hope he lasts long enough for us to kick his ass one more time! LGD GTHc! 9F!

I'm ready to start a "Go Fund Me" for a lifetime contract for his lying, cheating ass.

UCF game is cancelled so that avoided ass stomping will give Fedora a breather. Of course, the suspensions which would have expired before the Miami game may still be in play.

Bob Green wrote:UCF game is cancelled so that avoided ass stomping will give Fedora a breather. Of course, the suspensions which would have expired before the Miami game may still be in play.

You actually think the suspensions won't be lifted "on time" because of the weather cancelled game? Whatever you're smoking still isn't legal in nc (not sure about VA).

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

Bob Green wrote:UCF game is cancelled so that avoided ass stomping will give Fedora a breather. Of course, the suspensions which would have expired before the Miami game may still be in play.

You actually think the suspensions won't be lifted "on time" because of the weather cancelled game? Whatever you're smoking still isn't legal in nc (not sure about VA).

Ha! I was right, dammit!
Updated: 8:00 pm today
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - North Carolina will not host UCF Saturday, Sept. 15 because of Hurricane Florence and there is no guarantee that the Tar Heels and Knights will be able to reschedule their game.

With UNC's football schedule sitting at 11 games at this point, the players who have been suspended four games for selling shoes during the offseason are only mandated a three-game suspension.

Here's why: although the suspensions have previously been commonly labeled as per-game, they are technically suspensions by the NCAA of one-third of the season. With a 12-game schedule, that is a four-game suspension. With an 11-game season, those suspensions are three-game suspensions.

As the schedule stands now, Chazz Surratt, Beau Corrales, Malik Robinson, Tyrone Hopper, Jordan Tucker and Quiron Johnson -- who are all serving suspensions of one-third of the season -- only have one more game to sit out, after already missing the Tar Heels' first two games.


There are still two games that defensive end Malik Carney must sit out of (he played in the opener versus California and sat out of the East Carolina contest) and fellow DE Tomon Fox has not yet begun his staggered suspension of the same number of games.

Each of the other five players who were suspended has already completed his suspension in full.