Carolina’s youth being served

Posted Nov 13, 2007

For much of the season, inexperience was the problem for North Carolina's football team. Now, without the prospect of a bowl game to keep them motivated, the Tar Heels might find that youth is their biggest advantage. There isn't much to play for in the short-term, but the long-term goals are still there for most of the squad. The few who actually will see their college careers end in two weeks have to find other sources of inspiration. (Greensboro News & Record)

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