Rekindling That O-Line Tradition
Posted Jul 8, 2009
The seventies and eighties were high times for Carolina offensive linemen, with seven Tar Heels landing first-team All-America honors—Ron Rusnak, Ken Huff, Ron Wooten, Dave Dreschler, Brian Blados, Harris Barton and Pat Crowley.
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