UNC Football: Five Questions

Posted Aug 17, 2007

At almost every position on both sides of the ball, including the crucial quarterback and tailback spots, UNC's regular rotation includes someone who has never played a single snap of college football. The Tar Heels also have — by far — the lowest number of returning starters in the conference. Historically, those are bad signs. But even the most talented youngsters need some time to mature and develop. (WRAL.com)

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