Between The Lines
Posted Sep 25, 2006
Though they count the same, some wins are better than other wins, and some losses are worse than other losses. North Carolina’s 52-7 shellacking at the hands of the Clemson Tigers was a bad loss. It wasn’t a bad loss because of the score alone, but because the Tar Heels lacked focus, concentration, and intensity.
(Inside Carolina)
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