Tar Heels, Fedora to hold first-ever football scrimmage on road

Posted Apr 4, 2012
UNC will hold its first-ever off-campus football practice today when the Tar Heels hold a two-hour scrimmage at Mallard Creek High School in Charlotte. The event is free and open to the public. Coach Larry Fedora will address fans at 5:45 p.m., and the scrimmage starts at 6:30. Fedora first began taking spring practices off campus in his previous job at Southern Miss, and today’s scrimmage could bring multiple benefits to the program. (Durham Herald-Sun)

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