UNC running backs adapting to life after Giovani Bernard
Posted Aug 12, 2013
Nearly two weeks into the preseason, Larry Fedora appears less concerned with the running back position than he is with other positions – particularly right tackle, where no one has seized control of the starting job. Fedora isn’t comfortable with the depth at running back, but he chafed on Monday when a reporter implied that UNC lacks a running back who can score on any given play.
(Charlotte Observer)
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