N.C.'s strong football recruiting class mostly headed out of state
Posted Jan 22, 2012
Of the 11 players in North Carolina that rivals.com rank as four-star or higher, nine are headed out of state. There are six North Carolina high school players among the top 100 prospects in the country and all are expected to go to out-of-state schools. Among the four-star players, N.C. State picked up quarterback James Summers of state 4AA champion Greensboro Page, and North Carolina has a commitment from offensive lineman J.J. Patterson of Roanoke Rapids.
(Raleigh News & Observer)
Related: Football Recruiting, Recruiting Board
Bill Belichick Brings New Jersey Talent to UNC Football with Standout 2025 RecruitsBill Belichick once called East Rutherford, NJ his work home, playing a significant role as defensive coordinator for the New York Giants, as the architect...
Sat Feb 22, 2025UNC Football Lands Commitment from OL Anthony Hall, Top Player in Massachusetts
The No. 1 football recruit in Massachusetts went back-and-forth about his college choice. When offensive lineman Anthony Hall decided a few weeks ago he would...
Fri Feb 21, 2025
UNC football's transfer portal class called most intriguing by CBS Sports
Most intriguing class: North Carolina. Class rank: No. 14. All eyes are on former NFL coach Bill Belichick as he takes over at North Carolina...
Thu Feb 20, 2025
UNC Football GM Michael Lombardi on recruiting under-the-radar prospects: "We believe in our eyes"
The UNC Football staff is star-studded. However, the program isn’t only interested in established star players. Last week, Tar Heels general manager Michael Lombardi discussed...
Wed Feb 19, 2025