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Trimane Goddard returns to lead UNC secondary


North Carolina strong safety stays busy on and off the field, so sitting out last season must have been a real cramp in his style. After all Goddard, who starred at Roanoke High before heading to Chapel Hill in 2004, played in every game as a true freshman before repeating the feat as a sophomore in 2005, earning starts in the last six games of that campaign. (Greenville Daily Reflector)

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