Saturday night in Chapel Hill was a great one both for Virginia fans and those who enjoy a dash of the far-fetched with their weekly college football action.
Virginia offensive tackle McKale Boley, left, and running back Xavier Brown celebrate the Cavaliers upset win over No. 10 North Carolina on Saturday night in Chapel HIll. Even on one of those tame Saturdays that hums along without any real lunacy, college football reserves the knack to reach nightfall and dispense something far-fetched. How we nut cases do revel in the far-fetched, and if the far-fetched comes laced with plucked heartstrings, well, good.
No, the far-fetched would rear its beautiful head way back over in Chapel Hill, N.C., of all places, and stem from Virginia, of all teams. It would come in a game with a 23.5-point spread and an overriding sense that you really didn’t need to bother looking unless your fandom of one side or the other wouldn’t leave you alone.
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