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Former Tar Heel Trimane Goddard Giving Back


Checking in on (UNC safety, 2004-08), who has been drawn to opportunities to help those in need. Goddard was drawn to social work due in part to his upbringing. Growing up in a poor part of eastern North Carolina, he saw people suffer from mental illness and substance abuse. When he closed the book on his football career, he shifted his focus to helping people. (Inside Carolina)

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