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Incoming Transfer Kicker Ryan Coe Brings Experience, Production, Confidence to UNC


After North Carolina closed its 2022 season missing four of its final nine field goal attempts, coach entered the offseason intent on finding a kicker in the transfer portal. Enter Cincinnati transfer kicker . The 6-foot-3, 227-pound Pennsylvania native committed to transfer to UNC in December and arrived in Chapel Hill in January. (Inside Carolina)

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Incoming Transfer Kicker Ryan Coe Brings Experience, Production, Confidence to UNC