Tim Scott Adjusting to Safety

Posted Mar 6, 2014
The first 32 starts of Tim Scott’s career at North Carolina came at cornerback. After moving to free safety for the Belk Bowl, it’s quite possible the senior could start at that new position over his final dozen – or more – appearances. Scott finished with six tackles and a sack in UNC’s 39-17 victory. The Fredericksburg, Va. product played so well at free safety, that it appears as though he’s not moving back. (Inside Carolina)

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