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Tough Times Sharpen Myles Dorn's Perspective, Resolve


Last year was a challenge on and off the field for . Not only did the UNC safety play through a knee injury all season that he suffered in the first game against California, he lost both grandfathers, too. For many, dealing with that kind of adversity while trying to be the best student-athlete you can would be quite a challenge for a college junior. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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