End Game: Tar Heels still need to hone finishing skills

Posted Jul 31, 2005

North Carolina has become good at fast, strong starts in football recruiting, but it's still learning how to close with the same productivity. The results this year were better but showed that there's still room for improvement. UNC, however, lost some talented in-state players, some at the last moment. (Winston-Salem Journal)

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