Salute To Service Initiative Hits Home For Mack Hollins
Posted Nov 12, 2018
February 4, 2018 was a special day for Philadelphia Eagles fans all over the world, but the day held even more meaning for Andrew Hollins. Andrew was a member of the Marine Corps serving at Quantico Station in Virginia at the time, but desperately wanted to be in Minneapolis to see the Eagles - and his brother, Mack Hollins - take on the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LII.
(Philadelphia Eagles)
Related: Football, Football Recruiting
UNC Football Places Three On All-ACC Academic TeamNorth Carolina football's Coleman Bryson, Tom Maginness, and Jordan Shipp have been named to the All-ACC Academic Team, the conference office announced on Friday afternoon...
Fri Jan 30, 2026Video: Carolina Insider - Interview with Ryan Switzer
Former Tar Heel record-setting wide receiver and punt returner Ryan Switzer joins Jones Angell and Adam Lucas for an interview on the Carolina Insider Podcast...
Fri Jan 30, 2026
Patriots coach Mike Vrabel not concerned about Drake Maye's injured right shoulder
Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel is not worried about Drake Maye's right throwing shoulder. "I try not to have a whole lot of concern. I...
Fri Jan 30, 2026
Drake Maye's NC family is trying to make Super Bowl plans. It isn't easy
Drake Maye has become a Super Bowl quarterback at age 23, and there's no way anybody in his immediate family is going to miss the...
Fri Jan 30, 2026