Defending Georgia Tech's Diamond Formation
Posted Sep 18, 2013
North Carolina's defensive staff completed the majority of its game plan for Georgia Tech over the summer, only to watch Paul Johnson roll out a new diamond formation against Duke last Saturday. West Virginia head coach Dana Holgorsen developed the diamond set – an inverted wishbone with three running backs surrounding a quarterback in the pistol – in 2009 while he was the offensive coordinator at Houston.
(Inside Carolina)
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