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Fourth-And-Short Mindset: Mack Brown Is Usually Going For It


and the Tar Heels attempted to convert two fourth-down situations Saturday against Georgia State, succeeding once and failing once. On the season, UNC is now 4-for-6 on fourth down conversion attempts, a good percentage backing up the Hall of Fame coach's theory that his team should almost always go for it on short distances. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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Fourth-And-Short Mindset: Mack Brown Is Usually Going For It