Turner's Take: Clear Eyes, Full Pads

Posted Aug 5, 2014
They call it ‘bull in the ring.’ About 45 minutes in to Tuesday’s practice, Carolina’s first in full pads this fall, Tar Heel head coach Larry Fedora gathered the entire team into a tight circle. Fedora called out two names: one offensive player and one defensive player, and on his whistle, the individuals came out of a stance to try to push one another out of the ring. (GoHeels.com)

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