UNC football's woes won't keep away linebacker Travis Hughes

Posted Jun 23, 2011
When Kempsville High's Travis Hughes signed in February to play football at North Carolina, he did so knowing the Tar Heels could face penalties because of an NCAA investigation. Hughes and his father, Tony, have been keeping a close eye on the situation. But Hughes is sticking with the Tar Heels - he went to Chapel Hill last week to begin summer classes. (Virginian-Pilot)

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