Key for UNC OL is Consistency

Posted Aug 25, 2010
Mike Ingersoll doesn’t need reminding about what went wrong for UNC’s offensive line last season. He has run the mistakes over in his head many times, and being a smart guy, Ingersoll doesn’t have to strain much to come up with a logical explanation. “We had a lot of guys get on the field last year, which wasn’t a good thing for last year’s team, but can be for this year,” the 6-foot-5, 305-pound senior offensive tackle said. (Inside Carolina)

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