Offensive Woes Overshadow Defensive Growth
Posted Sep 4, 2015
This story should be about North Carolina’s defensive stand at South Carolina’s 12-yard-line, trailing by four points with under nine minutes to play. The lede should be about senior Jeff Schoettmer laying a hit on Gamecocks quarterback Perry Orth on 4th-and-1. Instead, the focal point shifts to an underwhelming performance by the offense.
(Inside Carolina)
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