Larry Fedora's style born at Middle Tennessee State
Posted Sep 7, 2013
The no-huddle, up-tempo offense we've quickly come to know as the "Fed-Spread'' at North Carolina was first tested and developed at the school the Tar Heels are facing today at Kenan Stadium. UNC coach Larry Fedora got his first opportunity to design and direct his own offense at Middle Tennessee State back in 1999.
(Fayetteville Observer)
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