Breaking Down UNC's Flea Flicker Touchdown

Posted Nov 8, 2015
According to North Carolina quarterback Marquise Williams, when the Tar Heels walked into practice Thursday the flea flicker play was on the board as the first play against Duke. It was contingent on Duke lining up in the right formation and the Blue Devils did that. Williams explains the play here during his postgame press conference. (Tar Heel Blog)

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