Q&A with UNC Offensive Coordinator John Shoop: Part I
Posted Jun 3, 2009
"Jamal Womble's a little bit what Natrone Means looked like in college. He's built low to the ground, and is a tough guy to tackle. The thing you always worry about when guys are hard to tackle, is you worry about ball security. He's working his tail off on that. He takes a lot of hits because he doesn't go down so easy. Yeah, we're certainly encouraged by Jamal Womble. He's a tough guy to tackle."
(ESPN.com)
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