UNC's offense was stagnant against Virginia Tech. How the Tar Heels can fix it
Posted Sep 7, 2021
"You don’t let one game beat you twice, but you also can’t sit around and act like it’s okay," Mack Brown said. "It’s not okay." The Tar Heels’ offense has the most adjusting to do, because their performance was the most disappointing. Their 10 points were the fewest since Brown’s return to UNC, and their lowest output since a 47-10 loss to Miami in 2018.
(MSN.com)
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