Putting final pieces in place

Posted Sep 7, 2005

Now that the Tar Heels are deeper and more athletic on defense, John Bunting has promised a more aggressive scheme. That will include some zone pressure, which Mahlon Carey said will give him "an opportunity to anticipate the ball more, read the quarterback and be free to make plays" at strong safety. North Carolina quarterback Matt Baker said practicing against a defense that has shown more blitzes has helped the Tar Heels better prepare for an equally aggressive Yellow Jackets defense. (Burlington Times News)

Related: Football, Football Recruiting

Art’s Angle: Winds Of Discontent
Mack Brown, perhaps ill-advisedly, said last week that he plans to keep coaching next season. If his 16th team at UNC has not worn out...
Sun Nov 24, 2024

North Carolina vs. Boston College: Three Things Learned
It took five weeks—three wins against bad teams and two off weeks—to build back good feelings after a four-game losing streak. There was a thought...
Sun Nov 24, 2024

Ryan Switzer Named Interim Head Football Coach At Tulsa
Tulsa is expected to fire football coach Kevin Wilson, sources told ESPN, after he fell to 7-16 in two seasons following a 63-30 loss at...
Sun Nov 24, 2024

Video: The Day After Podcast - UNC vs. BC Analysis; The Point of No Return?
UNC Football's roller-coaster season had a bit of promise with two winnable games left. By 12:30 pm at Boston College on Saturday, that thought faded...
Sun Nov 24, 2024