UNC’s Fedora ready for pace to quicken

Posted Aug 18, 2012
North Carolina on Saturday held its second scrimmage of the preseason – a sign that the official end of the Tar Heels’ training camp is near. Not that UNC coach Larry Fedora expects things to slow down. “The tempo and all those things won’t change at all,” Fedora said of how practice might change once classes begin this week. “If anything, we hope it gets faster as we go." (Charlotte Observer)

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