Defensive youth movement stands out in UNC football's spring game

Posted Apr 26, 2021
Although he should still be a high school senior, freshman Jahvaree Ritzie displayed his high ceiling by stuffing the run on several occasions. When asked about the impact Ritzie might have this season, Mack Brown got straight to the point. "Jahvaree Ritzie will really help us," Brown said. "I saw him make some plays today, and he’s going to help us fast." (Daily Tar Heel)

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