Chase Page's return should boost Heels

Posted Aug 17, 2005

Defensive tackle Chase Page never imagined that in the middle of August, 2005, he would still be at North Carolina waiting to play his last season in Kenan Stadium. But he never thought that one of the smallest and most inconspicuous parts of his body would break down a year ago, require surgery and send him to the sideline for the entire 2004 season. (Winston-Salem Journal)

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