One of UNC's most versatile players, tight end Bryson Nesbit ready to make an impact
Posted Aug 17, 2022
With Antoine Green injured, UNC has placed a renewed emphasis on tight end. Mack Brown said they would consider "more two tight end (sets) since Bryson can play both." The 6-foot-5, 230-pound Charlotte native got used to lining up wide in high school, where they would use his height advantage to throw fade routes and let him out-jump defenders.
(MSN.com)
Related: Football, Football Recruiting
What To Expect From New-Look Tar Heels In UNC Football's Spring Game SaturdayThose hoping to watch North Carolina football's spring game this year will have to attend it in-person at Kenan Stadium. Saturday's spring game is set...
Fri Apr 19, 2024Mack Brown discusses QB Drake Maye's competitive nature
If his mom and dad would let me, I'd adopt him," Mack Brown said of quarterback Drake Maye. "He is a great person. He's competitive...
Fri Apr 19, 2024
What To Watch For In UNC Football's Spring Game Saturday
The UNC Football coaches have plenty of evaluating to do during Saturday's spring game, as the combination of position battles and young players make this...
Fri Apr 19, 2024
UNC Football Freshman Profile: CB Jaiden Patterson
North Carolina freshman cornerback Jaiden Patterson is an early enrollee and former four-star recruit, who was ranked as the nation’s 175th-best player, No. 13 safety,...
Fri Apr 19, 2024
