Five Takeaways from Bobby Petrino On UNC's Offense: 'I Like What I See'
Posted Jul 30, 2026
Ahead of his first season in Chapel Hill, offensive coordinator Bobby Petrino spoke on North Carolina football’s opening day of training camp. The 65-year-old — who served as the offensive coordinator and interim head coach in 2025 at Arkansas — hinted at his plans and his evaluation of the offense as the Tar Heels’ opener in Ireland approaches.
(Inside Carolina)
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