Former UNC assistant Blake Anderson succeeding as HC at Arkansas State

Posted Nov 20, 2015
One of the biggest adjustments a first-time head football coach makes does not happen on the field. Often times, it is the never-ending tasks away from the gridiron. "I think the most surprising thing is how many things come across my desk that I had no idea were coming,” said Arkansas State head coach Blake Anderson who spent two years as an assistant at North Carolina. (WRAL Sports Fan)

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