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Senior Marc Campbell living his dream at UNC


wound up in Chapel Hill, in part because his father Greg lettered for in the mid-1960s and remains a loyal supporter of the program. But that would only provide a surface-level explanation of the path Campbell took to get here and how he and Greg became the only father-son combination to ever play at UNC. (Fayetteville Observer)

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