UNC S&C Coach Lou Hernandez Shares His Insights

Posted Oct 28, 2013
Lou Hernandez is in his second season as North Carolina’s head football strength and conditioning coach. The Tar Heels were one of the best conditioned teams in the ACC in 2012, outscoring their opponents 226-104 in the second half, including a 99-41 advantage in the fourth quarter. How does a football team train in season and out? Hernandez shares his insights. (Duck Territory)

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