Final Drive Stalls Out
Posted Nov 30, 2013
North Carolina’s quick-strike offense is designed to replicate a two-minute drill on every possession. The Tar Heels’ final drive in Saturday’s loss to Duke, however, ate up clock and ended with an interception.
(Inside Carolina)
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