How quickly can UNC football bounce back after a mulligan year?
Posted Jul 10, 2018
In theory, the Tar Heels now have a lot to work with. Larry Fedora and offensive coordinator Chris Kapilovic have to decide on a quarterback (neither Chazz Surratt nor Nathan Elliott separated themselves in spring ball), but they’ll have a pair of solid backs and a high-ceiling receiving corps. And the defense loses only a couple of pieces on the line and in the secondary.
(SB Nation)
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