Video: Former Tar Heel safety Deunta Williams on life after football
Posted Jul 25, 2018
Former North Carolina free safety Deunta Williams is the author of a new book, 'My breaking Point', about how his dream of an NFL career came to an end in his final college football game. Williams also talks about whether he'd do it all again if he knew ahead of time how his football career would end and what he's been doing in his life after football.
(Charlotte Observer)
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