Analyzing in-state college football commitments
Posted Oct 22, 2009
The offensive line class may be one of the nation's best, and that's a good thing considering the problems UNC has had in that area this season. Five prospects have committed at those positions, but none may be as important as center Russell Bodine from Fork Union, Va. Injuries have hindered the Tar Heels at center for several seasons now, so it was pivotal to sign a pure center in this class.
(Fayetteville Observer)
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