Giovanni Biggers' Journey 'Through the Crucible'

Posted Aug 26, 2021
There’s one Tar Heel on the defense that doesn’t get mentioned as often despite having "improved as much as any player in North Carolina's program," according to defensive coordinator Jay Bateman: junior defensive back Giovanni Biggers. "When he was a freshman, physically he wasn't quite ready," Bateman explained. "But he just kept working." (Inside Carolina)

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