UNC Football Hoping to Limit Damage Done by Player Suspensions as Regular Season Approaches
Posted Aug 9, 2018
Larry Fedora spoke confidently after UNCs practice on Thursday about how the staff is handling the suspensions on the offensive line. “Any time you’re dealing with the offensive line, you’re always mixing and matching to find the best five, the best combination,” Fedora said. “But, then you also have to be prepared for if this guy goes down, how does that combination change?"
(Chapelboro.com)
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