Last weekend, former Clemson quarterback Kelly Bryant took an official visit to North Carolina to watch their game against Virginia Tech. Bryant started Clemson’s first four games of this season, as well as every game for the Tigers last year on their way to a College Football Playoff berth. All was well in Death Valley until Clemson handed the starting job to true freshman Trevor Lawrence. Two days later, Bryant announced that he’d be taking advantage of the NCAA’s new redshirt rule (players are allowed to play in up to four games and still preserve a year of eligibility by redshirting) and, as a graduate transfer play his final year of college football next season for a new team.
UNC Football: Why Kelly Bryant and UNC might not be a great fit
