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The Return of 'Mo'


He’s back, and he’s really happy to be back. is brimming with excitement about his return to Chapel Hill. To the Tar Heel football players, he’s now “Coach Mo.” Mogridge's road to the coaching ranks began as a player at UNC (1995-99), where he struggled to find a position, playing four of them in the five years he was in Chapel Hill – defensive end, tight end, fullback, and finally, his senior season, offensive tackle. (Inside Carolina)

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