Tigers, Tar Heels expect to bring the offense
Posted Sep 27, 2014
While Clemson looks to have the best defensive unit UNC will have faced so far when the teams play Saturday, the Tigers also have an advantage many other teams do not possess. The Tar Heels desire to run as many plays as possible mirrors Clemson’s up-tempo approach, allowing the Tigers’ defense a lot of previous work against such an attack.
(Gaston Gazette)
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