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Playing at UNC a dream for Phillip Williamson


has always loved the Tar Heels. After moving from Tennessee to Durham, Williamson became a big part of the Jordan Falcons' football team. After last season, the 6-foot-3, 210-pound linebacker began to pick up college interest. North Carolina offered Williamson in May, and one day later he committed. "It's really just a dream come true to play for the Tar Heels," Williamson said. "Since I was little I've always been a Carolina fan." (High School OT)

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