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Jake Johnson Q&A: Bolstering UNC's Strong Tight End Position Group


UNC transfer tight end on brother and incoming quarterback transfer : "Me and Max want to play together but he's been in college four years and I've been here for two. We have to do what's best for us. When I was going to the transfer portal, this was the best fit for me., and it turns out that this was the best fit for him as well." (Inside Carolina)

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Jake Johnson Q&A: Bolstering UNC's Strong Tight End Position Group