John Shoop, Part II: Bouncing Back

Posted Jan 19, 2010
Following the loss to Virginia, the Tar Heels scrapped the “Wildcat,” and there was some belief among fans that the offense underwent a simplification process. Contrary to that belief, the Tar Heels really didn’t tear out any other pages from their playbook. “We are pretty uncomplicated,” offensive coordinator John Shoop said. (Inside Carolina)

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