Greatest former UNC athlete by state (Kansas): Ken Huff

Posted May 18, 2019
Ken Huff played high school football in Coronado, CA, but was born in Hutchison, KS, and lived there for some time before moving. By the time his North Carolina football career ended in 1974, Huff had become a consensus All-American offensive lineman. Huff was an integral part of the Tar Heels’ offense when UNC won the 1972 ACC championship. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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