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UNC freshmen turn heads in football training camp


Among the candidates to replace (in the kick return game) is an equally undersized true freshman who has proven himself to be a playmaker in his own right. “He’s telling me he’s 5-foot-9,” sophomore said of . “I know good and well he’s not 5-foot-9.” Switzer, who doesn’t yet have an assigned position, has broken onto the scene during camp. (Daily Tar Heel)

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