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Tar Heels Seeking to Fix Offensive Line


UNC center called it mental "stuff." Offensive coordinator Phil Longo cited the need for more consistency. Coach cited injuries, running back patience, the need for schematic and protection changes, and just getting whipped. Quarterback believes the group is motivated but not "pleased" with their performances. (Inside Carolina)

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Tar Heels Seeking to Fix Offensive Line


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