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UNC Safety Myles Wolfolk Ruled Academically Ineligible


North Carolina fifth-year safety has been ruled academically ineligible, the school announced on Thursday morning. Wolfolk, who graduated in December 2019 with degrees in sociology and communications, fell behind on his graduate work this past semester and therefore will not be able to participate in the football program moving forward. (Inside Carolina)

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UNC Safety Myles Wolfolk Ruled Academically Ineligible