Tudor: There’s early pressure for some coaches, players
Posted Aug 31, 2012
New Tar Heels coach Larry Fedora may get a free pass this season, but that’s not the case for Bryn Renner. The son of a coach and knowledgeable in the unpredictable nature of the profession, Renner is playing for his third head coach in three years. Since Fedora’s hiring, Renner has been upbeat about operating a radically different offense than the one used by Butch Davis and Everett Withers.
(Raleigh News & Observer)
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