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Tar Heels push forward in productive spring practice


Sophomore quarterback had to think twice and study some game film to figure out he had a good day in UNC’s scrimmage over the weekend. “I felt kind of iffy–iffy about it afterwards, and then I went back to watch it and I graded out really well,” said the 6-3, 215-pounder, who’s getting a lot of spring practice reps with still on the mend. (Durham Herald-Sun)

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