Reducing Sacks A Major Priority For UNC's Offense This Spring

Posted Mar 31, 2021
The Tar Heels allowed 34 sacks last season, which is fixable, or at least can be improved. So, when rolling out the goals for UNC's offense this spring, Mack Brown didn’t hesitate to address problem number one. “We want fewer sacks,” he said, following the Tar Heels’ first workout of the spring, and before noting any other aspect of his offense. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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