UNC spring football game: What to watch

Posted Apr 13, 2012
Larry Fedora and his offensive coordinator, Blake Anderson, want to maximize the number of plays for the offense. And to do so, the Tar Heels have to operate at a quick pace. Pay attention to the time between plays. There shouldn’t be much. UNC’s defense is further along than the offense at this point, and that’s not a surprise. It’s easier to react on defense than to perfectly execute a new system on offense. (Raleigh News & Observer)

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