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North Carolina dual commit Jordyn Adams faces tough decision for future


Tall, lean class of 2018 athlete is committed to North Carolina, not only as a baseball player, but also as a wide receiver. Adams was one of many highly touted prospects that had scouts buzzing at the NHSI — the biggest high school baseball showcase in the country — just months after he committed to UNC. But Adams might never make it to Chapel Hill. (Daily Tar Heel)

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