Drops No More: WRs Intent on Tightening Up Technique

Posted Aug 9, 2020
UNC's wide receivers caught 265 catches for 3,716 yards and 39 touchdowns in 2019. There were also plenty of catches of the Top-10 highlight variety. Yet there is room for improvement for that talented bunch of receivers. Dropped passes were a talking point during Mack Brown’s first spring practice in 2019 and it proved to be a concern for good reason. (Inside Carolina)

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