Fedora doesn’t win ACC Coach of the Year, but he should have

Posted Dec 2, 2015
Unlike Clemson, which was predicted to win the ACC and ranked among the nation’s top 10 in virtually every preseason poll, UNC was picked to finish fifth in its own division. And while Dabo Swinney had to restock a defense with talented replacements, Larry Fedora first had to put out a dumpster fire of a defense that ranked dead last in the ACC in 2014. (Wilmington Star News)

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