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Being K.J. Sails


Celebration comes naturally to . Exuberant celebration, which is more like it. “It’s part of who I am, it just comes out naturally,” Sails said following Wednesday’s practice. “It’s how I’ve been my whole life.” A true sophomore, Sails is just 5-11 and 175 ponds, though he likes to joke with his teammates he’s the biggest and baddest guy on the field. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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