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Carolina Football Graduation Rate Honored By AFCA


For the fourth consecutive year, the University of North Carolina has been recognized for graduating at least 70 percent of its football student-athletes by the America Football Coaches Association. Carolina was one of five Atlantic Coast Conference institutions to receive the honor. The ACC, Big Ten and Mid-American lead all other conferences with five, followed by the Big East, Big 12 and Southeastern with four. (Tar Heel Blue)

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