Brown, Carter & Williams Earn All-America Status

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Sep 13Final

W41- 6

Chapel Hill, N.C.

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Sep 20Final

L9- 34

Orlando, Fla. (Acrisure Bounce House)

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Oct 4Final

L10- 38

Chapel Hill, N.C.

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Oct 17Final

L18- 21

Berkeley, Calif. (California Memorial Stadium)

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Oct 25

Chapel Hill, N.C.

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Oct 31Final

W27- 10

Syracuse, N.Y. (JMA Wireless Dome)

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Nov 8Final

W20- 15

Chapel Hill, N.C.

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Nov 15Final

L12- 28

Winston-Salem, N.C. (Allegacy Federal Credit Union Stadium)

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Nov 22Final

L25- 32

Chapel Hill, N.C.

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Nov 29Final

L19- 42

Raleigh, N.C. (Carter-Finley Stadium)

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December 28, 2020 | Football

Three North Carolina football standouts have earned a spot on The Associated Press All-America teams. Javonte Williams was selected a second-team running back, while Dyami Brown was a third-team wide receiver and Michael Carter a third-team running back.

Williams scored a program record 22 touchdowns and rushed for 1,140 yards in his junior season with the Tar Heels.

Brown, the only wide receiver in Carolina history with two 1,000-yard seasons, led the Atlantic Coast Conference with 1,099 receiving yards and scored eight touchdowns in his junior campaign.

Carter became just the eighth Tar Heel running back to post multiple 1,000-yard seasons with his team-leading 1,245 rushing yards as a senior. Carter scored 11 total touchdowns and averaged 151.6 all-purpose yards per game. His 7.98 yards per carry in 2020 broke Charlie "Choo Choo" Justice's mark of 7.2 that was set in Justice's freshman season of 1946.