Tar Heels picking up pace this spring

Posted Apr 6, 2012
It is still early in the spring schedule for North Carolina, but already the Tar Heels are getting used to the more up-tempo first-year coach Larry Fedora's no-huddle, spread offense is installing to replace the pro-style attack the Heels have been running. Before the spring game arrives on April 14, things are going to pick up even more. "We're only about at half speed right now," Fedora said. (Fox Sports South)

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