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Tony Grimes Shows Mack Brown Gratitude, But It Goes Both Ways


called me this morning out of the blue to thank me for him having such a wonderful experience in, he called it his, 'freshman year,'" coach said on Monday (Video). "I said, 't’s really your senior in high school year. I guess we've got to quit calling you that now. You'll be an 18-year-old sophomore here in a couple of weeks.'" (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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Tony Grimes Shows Mack Brown Gratitude, But It Goes Both Ways