North Carolina senior linebacker Larry Edwards is once again proving how tough he is.
Edwards, who broke his collarbone during pre-game warmups against South Florida just over three weeks ago (and played the entire game injured), was deemed lost for the season after his initial diagnosis.
This week he made his return to practice, albeit in limited action. Several media outlets are reporting that he could make his return in time for the NC State game on November 18th. But he may see some reps on special teams as soon as this weekend's Georgia Tech game.
This bodes well for the Heels who have shown some improvement on offense and some more passion on defense since learning of head coach John Bunting's dismissal upon season's end.
The primary problem on defense, however, remains a lack of talent and depth along the front seven. Edwards' return would really help in this regard.
At any rate, it's great news if Edwards can return because seniors deserve to go out on their own terms rather than on doctor's orders. And the Heels can use any positive news they can get during this tough season.



















