UNC could gain despite talent drain

Posted Mar 16, 2011
North Carolina has to replace plenty of star power on both sides of the ball. The offense figures to get the majority of the attention this spring, as Bryn Renner prepares to take over at quarterback amid high expectations while the Tar Heels search for running backs to complement Ryan Houston. (Rivals.com)

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