Scheme a concern for Heels
Posted Oct 30, 2006
Where offensive systems are concerned, Paul Johnson and Jim Grobe are virtual carbon copies. That doesn't necessarily mean Johnson would install the same run-oriented, misdirectional, low-risk schemes should he wind up in Chapel Hill. But first-year coaches normally don't stray far from their comfort zone, and the tactics that have generally worked for Johnson at Navy are much the same as those of Grobe.
(Raleigh News & Observer)
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