UNC offense gets creative in latest loss
Posted Oct 15, 2007
By no means does North Carolina have the most potent offense in the Atlantic Coast Conference or, for that matter, the nation. But the one thing Tar Heels offensive coordinator John Shoop has going for him is creativity. In Saturday's 21-15 loss to No. 7 South Carolina, the Tar Heels lined up three different players – quarterback T.J. Yates and wide receivers Greg Little and Joe Dailey – under center.
(Rocky Mount Telegram)
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