Final season for Aleric Mullins

Posted Nov 17, 2009
Chapel Hill -- Defensive lineman Aleric Mullins, who needs to take only three hours next semester to graduate, has decided to forego his final season of eligibility, coach Butch Davis said. "With the completion of his degree, he just felt like it was time to announce that he was going to finish his career here and make himself available for any potential post-collegiate football that he might be available to,'' Davis said. (Raleigh News & Observer)

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