A Look at the Future of UNC's Backfield

Posted Jun 28, 2017
While Jordon Brown is the only returning running back to log a rushing attempt for the Tar Heels, the starting job won’t be handed to him automatically. Three other ball carriers will be fighting for the top spot. Auburn transfer Stanton Truitt has the most experience, starting his career with the Tigers at receiver before moving to running back. True freshman Michael Carter is arguably the most intriguing. (FanRag Sports)

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