North Carolina brings new offensive look into opener vs. Cal
Posted Sep 1, 2017
The Tar Heels enter the season aiming to replace quarterback Mitch Trubisky — who went from first-time college starter to No. 2 overall NFL draft pick in less than a year — as well as their top three receivers and their top two running backs. That leaves plenty of uncertainty about exactly how UNC's attack will look against a power-conference opponent.
(Associated Press)
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