UNC's staff is the reason Miller is a Heel

Posted Jan 25, 2006

North Carolina started out 11th and finished No. 1 in winning what many recruiting analysts are calling its most significant football commitment since Julius Peppers. When Highland Springs, Va., linebacker Jarrell Miller grabbed a UNC cap and placed it on his head during the national televised broadcast of the U.S. Army All-American Game on January 6 it marked a major victory for the Tar Heels. (Carolina Blue)

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