Turner's Take: Golden Receivers
Posted Mar 20, 2014
The Tar Heel passing game took a hit with Eric Ebron decided to take his game to the NFL, but this young but talented group looks ready to fill the void. Many of the Tar Heel wideouts spent the period between the end of the Belk Bowl and the beginning of spring practice working on their route running, attempting to nail the playbook so that they can be where their quarterback expects them to be.
(GoHeels.com)
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