Secondary may shift for Clemson
Posted Sep 20, 2006
Bunting scolded his inexperienced secondary for its performance in a 45-42 win over the Division I-AA Paladins and is searching for solutions before Saturday's trip to 19th-ranked Clemson. For the Heels (1-2), a defense without an interception through three games could mean trying new bodies in the secondary against the Tigers.
(Raleigh News & Observer)
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