Summer Camps Have Been Good To Carolina Football

Posted Jun 13, 2016
Most North Carolina football fans likely don’t view June as a noteworthy month on their gridiron calendar. Hitting the beaches or local pools, family vacations, gardens, cookouts, and a slower pace is usually the norm for most people as spring turns into summer. But in Chapel Hill, there’s annually a 15-day window that has become quite important to the Tar Heels’ football future. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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