Freddie Kitchens enters his second season as North Carolina’s tight end coach and, once again, the position room he has to work with is talented and deep. Texas A&M transfer Jake Johnson replaces outgoing Kamari Morales and joins returners John Copenhaver and Bryson Nesbit, giving Kitchens three starter-quality options that could see time on the field - together, at the same time - in 2024. Inside Carolina’s Jason Staples joins host Tommy Ashley for this edition of the summer Scouting Overview series highlighting what each player brings to the table for Mack Brown’s Tar Heels in 2024
0:00 - Show begins
0:33 - Jake Johnson
3:05 - John Copenhaver
9:41 - Copenhaver’s injury in 2023
12:50 - Bryson Nesbit
19:34 - Other contributors
20:29 - Final thoughts
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