Tar Heel mantra for D-line in flux: Next man in
Posted Aug 7, 2014
First came the expected losses from the defensive line, as Kareem Martin and Tim Jackson graduated after starting a combined 67 games. Then came some unexpected ones, as senior Shawn Underwood and redshirt freshman Greg Webb were removed from the team before training camp. And that might not be all — the eligibility of senior tackle Ethan Farmer, who started all 13 games last season, is in question.
(Durham Herald-Sun)
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