Rutgers Must Convert in the Red Zone Against North Carolina
Posted Sep 7, 2008
T.J. Yates, the Carolina quarterback, will have to be pressured throughout the game. Rutgers cannot allow him to sit in the pocket all game long. He had a two-touchdown performance last week and completed 57.7 percent of his passes. If the front four can pressure him, he will look more like the 18-interception QB he was last year. Rutgers cannot let Hakeem Nicks or Brandon Tate run wide open down field for big gains either.
(Bleacher Report)
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