UNC football legend Lawrence Taylor visits program
Posted Mar 10, 2025
Not only is Lawrence Taylor one of the greatest football players to ever come through North Carolina, but he's one of the greatest to ever play the sport at any level. Taylor starred at UNC from 1977-1980, playing one year for Bill Dooley and three for Dick Crum. Taylor still tries to spend time around the program he called home for four seasons.
(Tar Heels Wire)
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