The Hall Of Honor: Part IV
 
A look at Carolina football history.
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By: Joe Bray

Jim Tatum played at Carolina as well as coaching in 1942 and 1956-58. Tatum died of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever the summer before the 1959 season.

 End Art Weiner ('46-'49) was inducted into the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame on Jan. 7, 1992.

 These are three NCAA trophies from 1996. They were awarded for team scoring defense, Dre' Bly's 11 interceptions, and team turn-over margin.
The 1892 team's 5-1 record was the best in the South that year. This was considered the first real year of football at Carolina.

 The tribute to Carolina's players who have played in the National Football League.

 One of four interactive monitors in the Hall of Honor. Just touch the screen to access the information you want.
The seats in a darkened Heavner Theater. The theater incorporates the latest in video and audio technology.

 You may select from one to seven features on Carolina football.

 This shot is from This Is Carolina Football, narrated by Woody Durham.