Michael Carter, Jordon Brown work to fill void in UNC’s backfield
Posted Sep 13, 2017
As North Carolina works to find its new quarterback, the Tar Heels are also attempting to move past running backs Elijah Hood and T.J. Logan. Hood and Logan were standouts over the last four seasons of football in Chapel Hill; it’s not easy replacing two NFL-caliber running backs. However, UNC has a new duo that’s pretty good, too: Michael Carter and Jordon Brown.
(ACC Sports Journal)
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