During the summer of 2014, quarterback Mitch Trubisky found himself at the center of the biggest storyline for the North Carolina football team.
Trubisky, then a redshirt freshman, was in a battle for the starting quarterback job with current senior Marquise Williams.
Williams won the competition, but Coach Larry Fedora employed a two-quarterback system to give Trubisky plays during the season.
Trubisky appeared in 10 games in 2014, throwing for 459 yards, four touchdowns and four interceptions. This offseason, Fedora has killed the two-quarterback system, leaving Williams as the unquestioned starter and Trubisky as the backup.