Georgia Tech’s Johnson gets defensive over criticism of his offensive tactics

Posted Sep 19, 2013
In order to prepare his players for the cut blocks they can expect when the Tar Heels take on the Yellow Jackets in Atlanta on Saturday, Larry Fedora and his staff had their scout team use the technique on the starters during bye week practices last week. The physical work, however, is only half the battle according to North Carolina defensive end Tim Jackson. (Wilmington Star News)

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