Menu

UNC players' draft stock hasn't crashed


Taking impermissible benefits from agents and other people cost , and their college eligibility and the 2010 football season. However, the former North Carolina football players' roles in the NCAA's investigation of the Tar Heels program is not expected to cost them more than a few slots in this week's NFL draft, some pro football analysts said. (Charlotte Observer)

Related:

Audio: Hakeem Nicks Interview
Charlotte resident and Giants star WR Hakeem Nicks joined the guys to discuss the Super Bowl, his rise to stardom, and whether or not he...

Coples, Brown lead next group of Tar Heels going pro
The pipeline from Chapel Hill to the NFL is alive and well, and evident at this year's Senior Bowl in the form of four Tar...

Senior Bowl: Stock down for UNC's Dwight Jones
The latest notes from ESPN's Scouts Inc. crew featured two former North Carolina players, receiver Dwight Jones, and linebacker Zach Brown, as both struggled on...

UNC's Coples sees a chance to bolster rep
Tony Pauline, draft expert for SI.com, said UNC coaches have been telling scouts that Quinton Coples played cautiously his senior season to avoid getting hurt...


© 2005-2024 Tar Heel Times | Contact | Privacy Policy | Site Map | RSS | Did UNC Win?

Tar Heel Times is an unofficial resource for UNC fans and is not affiliated with the University of North Carolina.