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UNC Center Ty Murray Takes Medical Hardship


North Carolina backup center is taking a medical hardship, ending his college football career. He will continue with the team as a student assistant coach helping to coach the offensive line. Because he’s been out so long, there won’t be an immediate impact to the offensive line’s depth chart, since UNC has already been coping with his absence. (All Tar Heels)

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UNC Center Ty Murray Takes Medical Hardship