Former Tar Heel part of Tribe's two-headed QB
Posted Oct 28, 2010
UNC could see a familiar face behind center for William & Mary when the Tar Heels welcome the Tribe on Saturday for a late out-of-conference game. Former UNC backup Michael Paulus is one of the Tribe's two quarterbacks. Paulus transferred this year and has started three games for William & Mary (6-1). He lost the starting job last week when Mike Callahan returned from a separated shoulder.
(Myrtle Beach Sun News)
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