Q&A with Seth Littrell

Posted Apr 15, 2014
After less than four months on the job, Seth Littrell talked about transitioning into the lead role for the Tar Heel offense: "Well, transition is never easy. At times it’s uncomfortable because you just don’t know everybody. There are a lot of new faces to get to know. You have a bunch of guys who have never met you that have to understand your personality too. It’s never easy, but it’s been a smooth transition." (Inside Carolina)

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