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Why CJ Sadler didn’t play vs. Syracuse as Nyqir Helton’s role surged


went from starting at wide receiver for UNC to not playing an offensive snap Saturday against Syracuse, a change attributed to Nyqir "Boomer" Helton’s improved practice performance. Wide receivers coach Garrick McGee said Monday that Helton had spent weeks making plays against the Tar Heels' defense on the scout team. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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Why CJ Sadler didn’t play vs. Syracuse as Nyqir Helton’s role surged