Adversity Strengthening UNC Football's Locker Room Bonds
Posted Jul 16, 2018
This crop of Tar Heels is better prepared and determined to push through any challenges that will arise this season. Such growth was apparent during spring ball, according to Larry Fedora. “If a day or a period wasn't going like we wanted, you saw guys stepping up and saying, ‘we're not going to put up with that, we’ve got to do this.' That's a really good sign.”
(Inside Carolina)
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