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New Defensive Scheme, Same Approach


While and his 4-2-5 defense will encounter Paul Johnson’s multifaceted offense for the first time on Saturday, don’t expect many schematic changes from what the Tar Heels have applied in the past. Let’s get one misconception cleared up before proceeding any further – it would be incorrect to label Johnson’s ground-heavy scheme as a basic triple-option look. (Inside Carolina)

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