Jordan Shipp, transfer receivers look to bring UNC passing game back to life
Posted Aug 29, 2026
Junior wide receiver Jordan Shipp headlines the group as UNC’s most established returning receiver. The 6-foot-2 Charlotte native enters his third season in Chapel Hill primed to anchor a passing attack searching for more reliable offense. Two transfer wide receivers, Mason Humphrey and Trech Kekahuna, will look to complement Shipp.
(Daily Tar Heel)
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