How UNC Football Grad Assistant Bryson Allen-Williams is carving a path into college coaching

Posted Jun 22, 2022
Former South Carolina linebacker Bryson Allen-Williams never thought he’d get into coaching, but he’s found his way into the graduate assistant ranks of college football. Allen-Williams started his second college job in February as a graduate assistant with UNC's outside linebackers. Allen-Williams said he’s enjoyed working on Gene Chizik’s defense. (MSN.com)

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