Why Phil Longo Opted For The Triple Option On Two-Point Conversion Attempt
Posted Sep 30, 2019
UNC offensive coordinator Phil Longo on his two-point play call in the final minute against Clemson. "The second choice was the play we ran, and the first choice for us as the two-point play, we exhausted that trying to score. That was the great catch that Jake Bargas caught on the one-inch line. That would have been my first choice as the two-point play."
(Tar Heel Illustrated)
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