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Pro Football Focus Ranks Javonte Williams, Michael Carter Among Top RBs in NFL Draft

Pro Football Focus shared its final running back rankings Monday ahead of the NFL Draft, with UNC teammates Javonte Williams and Michael Carter in the top four. PFF ranked Williams as the No. 1 player in this class at the position, while Carter checked in at No. 4. Alabama’s Najee Harris and Clemson’s Travis Etienne were No. 2 and No. 3, respectively. (Chapelboro.com)

Video: Mack Brown Tuesday Post-Spring Practice Interview

North Carolina football coach Mack Brown speaks with the media on Tuesday morning to discuss the Tar Heels' upcoming Spring Game on Saturday, which players have been performing well during UNC's 12 spring practices to date, cross-training defensive players at multiple positions, and much more. (View Video)

Chansky’s Notebook: Pressure To Produce

Sam Howell cannot sneak up on opponents after sterling freshman and sophomore seasons. Plus, some of the weapons that he had in 2019 and 2020 are gone. So in order for the Tar Heels to stay in the team and quarterback conversations in 2021, new stars will have to emerge. But isn’t is nice to be in those discussions for the first time in a long time? (Chapelboro.com)

Spring Football Report: Downs, Criswell, Grimes, Rucker & More

Josh Downs has received high praise from North Carolina Coach Mack Brown this spring, as well as some teammates. Eugene Asante played only 163 snaps on defense, but 63 were in the Orange Bowl versus Texas A&M. Tony Grimes should be finishing out his senior year in high school but instead he’s technically a sophomore in spring football practice. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

Video: Mack Brown discusses recruiting, learning from his players, Roy Williams, and more

North Carolina football coach Mack Brown joins the Number 1 Ranked Show with RJ Young to discuss how he recruits the Tidewater (Va.) region, what he learned from his players during the social justice movements this summer, and his experience alongside Roy Williams at UNC. (View Video)

UNC OL William Barnes Tapping His Potential

As UNC’s Spring Game approaches on Saturday, William Barnes has become the story of spring football, not because of his struggles, but because of a breakthrough that’s been a long time coming. "He's been one of the biggest surprises and most exciting players right now for us moving forward this spring," UNC head coach Mack Brown said last week. (Inside Carolina)

Video: Dyami Brown NFL Draft Tape

North Carolina wide receiver Dyami Brown was one of the ACC's most dangerous deep threats. The junior wide receiver was a two-time All-ACC selection. During his tenure in Chapel Hill he hauled in 123 receptions, 2,306 receiving yards, and 21 receiving touchdowns. Brown is sure to have his name called in the 2021 NFL Draft. (View Video)

UNC Football Spring Game Set For Saturday

The University of North Carolina is excited to welcome fans to Kenan Stadium for the Carolina Football Spring Game on Saturday, April 24 at 3 p.m. In accordance with state health guidelines, capacity will be limited and safety measures will be in effect. Here are more details regarding UNC's Spring Game including ticket, parking, and safety information. (GoHeels.com)

Chasing Dreams: From UNC linebacker to country music star

Like many football players growing up in North Carolina, Chase Rice had his sights set on the NFL. After an outstanding sophomore season with the Tar Heels, that goal seemed realistic. Then the linebacker who tore up the ACC in 2006 tore up his ankle. Rice knew pro football player was not going to be on his resume. Country music star it would be. (Associated Press)

UNC Football April 17 Open Practice Observations: Offense

UNC's quarterbacks continue to impress. Sam Howell was outstanding on Saturday. So was Jacolby Criswell. He completed a beautiful pass to J.J. Jones that went about 45 yards to the left side of the end zone. It was a great throw by Criswell, one of several for him in the scrimmage. He is really starting to look the part. He is clearly ahead of Drake Maye. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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