Crumpler, Peppers, Saturday Make NFL Pro Bowl

Posted Dec 22, 2005

Three former University of North Carolina football players have been named to the NFL Pro Bowl, including Carolina defensive end Julius Peppers, Atlanta tight end Alge Crumpler and Indianapolis center Jeff Saturday. The selection was the first for Saturday, who was a four year letterwinner at North Carolina from 1994-97 and twice earned All-Atlantic Coast Conference honors. (Tar Heel Blue)

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