Mack Hollins uses personality to fill holes in UNC leadership
Posted Aug 9, 2016
Watching (and hearing) practice makes it clear why running back Elijah Hood says receiver Mack Hollins has taken the place of "animated," quarterback Marquise Williams as one of UNC's biggest vocal encouragers. “I’ve always been loud – I guess people couldn’t hear me as well because (Marquise Williams) was so loud,” Hollins said.
(WRAL Sports Fan)
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