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Ideally, the one who scored but followed-up with a critical drop on the next play, potentially costing his team a chance to win. The team has a losing record since Mallory's been here so he's obviously used to it. It probably doesn't hurt so much anymore, as evidenced by him uploading his...

The TD was caught by accident. He tried to get his right foot down but it came down way out of bounds. The left foot happened to be touching the ground when he controlled it.

"Act like you're affected by dropping an easy 2 point conversion and giving the momentum back to UNC"

****. You know what I meant lol. Thanks for correcting. My bad.

True. He should have taken them and thrown them in the nearest trash can, but that's just what I would have liked to see.

There's celebrating a TD, and then there's celebrating a TD after letting his teammates down by committing another crucial error. Had Mallory caught the TD followed by Hightower or Jordan dropping the conversion I'd have no issue either. But it was his drop that gave some momentum back to UNC...

It's disturbing to say the least lol

You deserve a participation award for this post.

I probably wouldn't be mentioning it if Jarren didn't post the plaque photo. Now, whenever I see a sign that our culture isn't what it should be, I'll add to this thread.

It's discouraging to see him celebrating instead of worrying about UNC now being able to win the game on a FG because he failed at his job. He may have even dropped the 2-point conversion because he was thinking about posing with the TD rings. He should be apologizing to his teammates. Our...

Yes, that's what I'm telling you.

He had JUST let his team down and failed at his job, but still felt compelled/encouraged to celebrate his individual accomplishment. A real competitor, fueled by a head coach who instills a refusal to lose, is too ****ed and embarrassed for that. Maybe you're cool with our players posting their...

lol

Good for him. There's no accountability in this program and the culture is broken.