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Heinz: 'Remember Me?'


You won’t see his picture on any milk cartons, but rising junior seems to have been forgotten among the candidates to become North Carolina’s starting quarterback in 2006. The competition begins in two months at spring practice and Heinz said on Wednesday that he’s been given the “green light” by UNC team doctors to return to action at full speed. (Inside Carolina)

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