Complementary Football Could Help Tar Heels Progress On Defense

Posted Oct 1, 2022
North Carolina’s defense needs help, and Mack Brown is asking the offense to oblige. To do so, UNC’s coach wants his offense to be more consistent sustaining drives. Carolina’s defense is ranked No. 126 out of 131 FBS teams, allowing 495 yards per game. With a unit searching for answers, perhaps the offense playing complementary football could help. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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