Romar Morris returns to football following long recovery from injury

Posted Jul 23, 2019
Recovering from an Achilles tendon injury usually takes longer than eight months. Romar Morris, though, is defying the odds. Only eight months after he tore his Achilles tendon while attempting to field a punt in the West Division Final, Morris returned to the field with his Calgary Stampeders teammates for his first practice of the 2019 season on Sunday. (Montreal Gazette)

Related: Football, Football Recruiting

UNC Football developing an identity under Bill Belichick
The Tar Heels were outgained, struggled to run the football, and spent too much time watching the Panthers control possession. Yet UNC beat the No...
Sun Oct 11, 2026

Art’s Angle: Finding A Way
The Tar Heels are showing signs of the kinds of defenses Bill Belichick had with the New England Patriots. Pittsburgh was ranked among the top...
Sun Oct 11, 2026

UNC CB Tre Miller 'Doubtful' to Return This Season After Injury
North Carolina starting cornerback Tre Miller suffered a fracture in his ankle/foot against Pittsburgh on Saturday, a significant injury that makes his return this season...
Sun Oct 11, 2026

Video: Tar Heel Tribune - UNC Football and Basketball Postgame Reactions
UNC Football vs. Pitt and Basketball vs. USC postgame reactions from Britt Whitmire, Doc Kennedy, and R.L. Bynum on the “Tar Heel Tribune Podcast,” breaking...
Sun Oct 11, 2026