UNC’s Max Johnson Remains Hospitalized in Minnesota

Posted Sep 2, 2024
North Carolina quarterback Max Johnson remains hospitalized in Minneapolis, and will need another week or perhaps two more weeks before rejoining the Tar Heels, coach Mack Brown said Monday. Johnson had surgery to repair his broken right leg there on Friday, a day after suffering the frightening-looking injury during UNC's 19-17 defeat of Minnesota. (Inside Carolina)

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