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UNC Running Back British Brooks Sets The Standard


The life of a walk-on football player is not for the faint of heart. The practices? Laborious. Treatment from coaches and teammates? Varying. The road to a scholarship? Winding. For these reasons, few walk-ons ever see the field, let alone earn a meaningful shot at becoming a starter. That's where North Carolina running back is different. (Inside Carolina)

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UNC Running Back British Brooks Sets The Standard