Offensive Line Progress Slow But Steady

Posted Oct 25, 2013
North Carolina’s offensive line woes have played a significant role in the program’s 1-5 start, as inconsistency up front has stalled a multitude of drives and resulted in a scoring average down 17.1 points from Larry Fedora’s first season at UNC. There has been growth, to be sure, but a stout early-season schedule required a sharp learning curve with prompt results that never materialized. (Inside Carolina)

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