Davis keeps Tar Heels on move
Posted Aug 8, 2007
Yesterday afternoon, with the temperature approaching 100 degrees, the pace at North Carolina’s football practice was demanding. Veteran center Scott Lenahan was drenched with sweat after the day’s 2½-hour practice ended, but he said he hasn’t had trouble adjusting to the Coach Butch Davis’ style. Lenahan said he understands that a fast practice pace is part of Davis’ method of building a team.
(Winston-Salem Journal)
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