ABOUT THIS EPISODE
It's the last show of the academic year! David Hale and Andrea Adelson sit down with Bubba Cunningham as his 15-year tenure as North Carolina's Director of Athletics. Plus, John Currie discusses Wake Forest's renovations on campus around their football stadium and the upward trajectory of the program.
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