Heels hope high-octane offense leads to wins

Posted Jul 27, 2014
Smart, fast, physical - that is the mantra that the 2014 North Carolina Tar Heels' football team is adopting. It's on the cover on their media guides and was even referenced as to how the team wants to play by junior quarterback Marquise Williams at Sunday's ACC Football Kickoff. "Smart, fast and physical - that's our motto and that's how we are going to play, one game at a time starting with Liberty," Williams said. (New Bern Sun Journal)

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