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Julius Peppers doesn’t forget roots and his ‘root people’


During his induction speech Saturday into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, thanked his family members and his “root people” — the ones who are rooted in his tree of life. Besides his best friend and agent Carl Carey, Peppers mentioned someone else as another root person in his life — former Southern Nash High football coach Brian Foster. (Wilson Times)

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Julius Peppers doesn’t forget roots and his ‘root people’