BC aims to create problems for UNC's defense

Posted Oct 24, 2013
One of the primary features of the Boston College offense is multiple formations and lots of shifting and movement, which is designed to get a defense out of position with players running around unsure of who to cover. "(BC runs) a lot of different formations, a lot of different shifts, a lot of different motions to create problems for your defense," said Larry Fedora of the BC offense. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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