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UNC WR J.J. Jones on Broadcasting, Playmakers, and More


Down the road in ’ life, he’s going to be on the other side of the question-and-answer sessions he’s taken part in as a Tar Heel. After the senior wide receiver’s football career ends, he wants to work in the media. He actually has some experience, including last week at the ACC Kickoff in Charlotte. Jones has big dreams and considerable talent. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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UNC WR J.J. Jones on Broadcasting, Playmakers, and More