College football teams seek answers as season approaches

Posted Jul 21, 2011
The Tar Heels just might have the best offensive line in the conference, but questions remain about how a revamped backfield with a first-year starter at quarterback (Bryn Renner) will handle the pressure on and off the field. Last year's group was galvanized by the controversy. This year, there is an Oct. 28 date with the NCAA's Committee on Infractions. (Raleigh News & Observer)

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