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Morgan Randall hopes he'll come up big for Heels


It's hard to believe a young man who stands 6-foot-6 and weighs 260 pounds would be ill-prepared for anything related to football. But in a sport that seeks the biggest and strongest, a player of those dimensions would seemingly be ready to play somewhere. Not so for , who is second on the depth chart at one of the offensive guard positions for North Carolina. (Greenville Daily Reflector)

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