Malik Carney Acknowledges Wrongdoing Following Suspension

Posted Aug 6, 2018
Within two hours of being announced as one of the 13 North Carolina football players facing suspension for selling team-issued shoes in January, senior defensive end Malik Carney addressed the media. “I’m obviously disappointed. I made a wrong decision.” Fifteen players impermissibly sold team-issued Retro Air Jordan 3’s to either teammates or one of two retail outlets (Inside Carolina)

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