Ken Huff represents North Carolina as ACC legend

Posted Dec 4, 2015
Former offensive lineman Ken Huff, who played in the 1970s and owns a custom home building company in Chapel Hill, is North Carolina’s representative on the 2015 class of football legends for the Atlantic Coast Conference. Clemson’s selection is linebacker Anthony Simmons. (Burlington Times-News)

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