Huard Leaves Tar Heels Football After Injury Struggles
North Carolina quarterback Luke Huard ends his football career due to a lingering shoulder injury. At 6 foot 4, 247 pounds, he had been heatedly criticized for weight and sat out last season as a third-string passer behind Ronald Curry. Coach John Bunting offered a volunteer coaching role as Huard shifts toward health and the future.
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Mitchell leaves Ravens for Panthers in five year deal
Former Ravens defensive great Antonio Mitchell explains leaving Baltimore for the Carolina Panthers on a five year 12.5 million contract saying opportunity and atmosphere mattered. He notes media frenzy in Baltimore versus calmer Charlotte and remains confident in Carolina’s potential this season.
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Frustration grows as Huntley fights hamstring injury
Carolina Panthers running back Richard Huntley, in his fifth season, battles a lingering hamstring injury that has sidelined him from the first two preseason games and threatens his chance to win the starting job against Tshimanga Biakabutuka. Coach George Seifert notes quarterback rotation while prep for the Aug. 31 finale. The Carolina football calendar includes the Nov. 4 Carolina Classic at Ericsson Stadium between North Carolina Central and Johnson C. Smith, with the South Carolina State and North Carolina A&T game canceled earlier.
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Sooner fans focus on personnel ahead of UNC game
Third-ranked Oklahoma, 13-0 last season, emphasizes talent across the board as it prepares for North Carolina. Coach Bob Stoops is away for a family medical issue and is due back for Thursday’s practice. UNC debuts redshirt freshman Skip Seagraves at left tackle as true freshmen Jacques Dumas and Chris Curry are expected to play Saturday.
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