Kenan Stadium for Military Appreciation DayAs the week progresses and the North Carolina football fan base turns its attention towards Saturday, when UNC will host Idaho in their last non conference game of the season, in what is Military Appreciation Day at Kenan Stadium, there is a story line I am looking at. While there is no doubt that the team is progressing, and unlike other programs around the college football landscape Carolina does not have a quarterback controversy, one question has arisen on the offensive side of the ball: how can head coach Larry Fedora incorporate Romar Morris into the offense now that Giovani Bernard is back.
Romar MorrisWith Bernard on the sidelines Morris and A.J. Blue filled in quite well in his absence, with the redshirt freshman getting ACC Receiver of the Week after his great game against Top 25 Louisville. In that game Morris had 149 yds receiving, 23 yds rushing and 30 yds on kick returns. The young man also had two receiving touchdowns in that...
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PLAYERS:
Romar Morris,
Giovani Bernard,
A.J. Blue,
Bryn Renner
TEAMS: North Carolina Tar Heels, Wake Forest Demon Deacons
TEAMS: North Carolina Tar Heels, Wake Forest Demon Deacons
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