UNC's Offensive Scheme Dictating Ground Game

Posted Oct 6, 2014
North Carolina’s collection of highly touted running backs were limited to 15 yards on nine carries in Saturday’s loss to Virginia Tech. As odd as it may sound, Larry Fedora’s offensive scheme was the primary reason. Through six weeks of the 2014 season, UNC (2-3) ranks 92nd nationally (11th ACC) in rushing offense with 138.6 yards per game. (Inside Carolina)

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