No. 22 UNC prepares to play without Mack Hollins vs. No. 18 Georgia

Posted Aug 29, 2016
North Carolina has known all summer it won't have one of its top receivers and special-teams performers for the first half of its opener against No. 18 Georgia. The No. 22 Tar Heels are still tweaking how they'll adjust the lineup with senior Mack Hollins serving a suspension due to a targeting penalty from the bowl loss to end last season. (Associated Press)

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