The Tar Heels have lost 14 of their last 18 games. What happened to a program that reached the ACC title game three years ago?
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"I haven't thought back to that specific point in the season or in the program. Just looking at things from where I stand, our execution has to be much better," said head coach Larry Fedora.
After getting pummeled by East Carolina 41-19, one would assume Fedora would be feeling added pressure. If that's the case, he's not disclosing.
"This isn't the first bit of adversity I've ever faced as a football coach, so you lean on the lessons that you faced in the past," Fedora said.
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Fedora said he tries not to worry about the weather and doesn't want his players thinking about what will be a soggy Saturday.
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Instead, he wants his 0-2 Tar Heels focused on getting better
"We don't talk about it a lot as a team," Fedora said. "We want our guys to be focused on what to do. We'll put a plan together in case there's issues."
With 18th-ranked Central Florida coming to Kenan Stadium, Fedora's tenure at Carolina can't afford to take on more water.