Tar Heels Look To Get Offense Rolling Again
Posted Sep 2, 2013
North Carolina's high-scoring attack has been the staple of coach Larry Fedora's brief tenure with the Tar Heels. It's why Fedora says his team won't panic after its offensive struggles in the season-opening loss at South Carolina. The Tar Heels finished with just 10 points and 293 total yards, the lowest totals in 13 games under Fedora.
(ACC Sports Journal)
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