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Extra Points: Parsing The Positions


The template for the 2006 Tar Heel football team is not complicated: Ride a solid defense and kicking game to early season stability while the offense finds its sea legs. The defense is populated with enough older players to provide cohesion while two newcomers at middle linebacker and free safety develop. The experienced and talented legs of and will provide some points and help control field position, and return specialist is an explosive force. (Tar Heel Blue)

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