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UNC men’s soccer looks to establish new identity


The No. 5 UNC men’s soccer team enters the 2015 season missing many of the pieces that made it successful a year ago. Gone are leaders such as Andy Craven, Tyler Engel, Rob Lovejoy and Verneri Valimaa, who scored 33 of UNC’s 52 goals in 2014. But even with a lot of star power gone, the young Tar Heels plan on using experience to create their own identity and leave their own legacy. (Daily Tar Heel)

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