Tar Heels harp on Howell to dodge danger
Posted Oct 19, 2019
Keeping QB Sam Howell out of harm’s way is among the priorities for UNC. Protecting himself has to be Howell’s mindset as well, his coach said. It has been a process for Howell, the freshman who has dazzled at times with his play-making abilities and his knack for orchestrating comebacks. Howell also has left himself exposed in certain situations.
(Wilmington Star News)
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