Devon Ramsay undergoes successful knee surgery

Posted Sep 13, 2011
North Carolina senior fullback Devon Ramsay had successful surgery Tuesday on his left knee to reconstruct his ACL and repair his MCL and meniscus, the school announced today. It was previously announced that Ramsay will miss the remainder of the 2011 season. Carolina will pursue a sixth-year of eligibility for Ramsay, who redshirted in 2007 with a shoulder injury. (ESPN.com)

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