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Welcome to another inside Carolina scouting overview. I'm Tommy Ashley. That's Jason Staples.

We are sponsored by Johnny T-shirt and Congruity. Today it is the tight ends.

Jason, this is a room that has been pretty stacked of late for North Carolina over the past two or three years.

Freddie Kitchens and his second year as tight-in coach will have some options here.

We'll start, first off, with the transfer from Texas A&M, Jake Johnson.

Yeah.

The thing you're getting with him is somebody who still has a ton of talent that hasn't been fully unlocked.

You know, you're looking at, he was either the number one or number two tight end recruit in the country coming out of high school.

Very well thought of coming out of uh the athens area

high school that that he came out of um and you look at why i mean it's almost six six just under

six six 240 pounds you know has a lot of the kind of long, rangey build that you expect from a top

end, tight end. And also really good top end catching skills. Excellent ball skills, soft hands,

does a, does a solid job of being exactly what you expect for a big-bodied

tight end at a high level.

That said, he at Texas A&M was not, he did not produce at the level of a number one

tight end in the country type recruit, though he was young, right?

You know, your first couple of years, especially there's that old rule of thumb,

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