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UNC WR Emery Simmons Adding Speed to His Game


There is something to be said when a receiver may not be the fastest, tallest, or strongest and it doesn’t seem to matter. Having a level of precision and technicality that allows him to do everything the position requires exceptionally well is special. Being an all-around threat is a work of art and is the Tar Heels’ Renaissance man. (Inside Carolina)

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UNC WR Emery Simmons Adding Speed to His Game