Mallard Creek WR's Fourth Visit Is A Fun One

North Carolina hosted a group of prospects for its second day of summer camp Sunday, including class of 2021 wide receiver Coleman Jeffcoat of Mallard Creek High School in Charlotte, NC.

Jeffcoat took full advantage of the experience getting an opportunity to showcase his abilities and learn from North Carolina wide receivers coach Lonnie Galloway and others.

“Camp was great, I had a lot of fun,” the 6 foot 3, 205 pounder told THI. “I liked that I was able to really hear from coach Galloway. I worked with coach Galloway and coach Quinshad Davis and coach Hardesty from (Charlotte) was there helping. The players I worked with were Dyami Brown and Beau Corrales.”

As for spending time with UNC Coach Mack Brown, Jeffcoat didn’t get the chance this weekend, but he has met the veteran UNC coach four times already.

“We really didn’t speak today because of all the people there, but I met him when I was at Carolina in April so this is probably my fourth time meeting him,” he said. “He’s great, the recruiting class they are bringing in and the players they already have I see them at the top of the ACC this year, and in the future I see ACC championships and maybe National championships.”

Being an in-state kid, an offer from the Tar Heels would be big for the rising junior.

“It would be huge I’d love to play at Carolina one day, love the fan base and the coaching staff,” Jeffcoat said.

Other than his recent trip to Chapel Hill, he took an unofficial visit to Florida in April.

He holds an offer from Charlotte with interest from several Power 5 programs, including the Heels.