University of North Carolina 1992-93 Road Swingman Shorts
Choose Mitchell & Ness shorts for your on & off-field style. Featuring generous pockets and a comfortable fabric waistband, you will look and play your best while representing your favourite team. As one of the oldest public universities within the USA, the University of North Carolina has been enrolling students since 1795. The state has a prominent history of producing tar and pitch, which influenced the athletics team name of the 'Tar Heels'. The mascot of a ram dates back to 1924 when the team manager bought a ram the annual football game against Virginia Military Institute as good luck - the ram was inspired by past player Jack "The Battering Ram" Merrit.
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University of North Carolina 1992-93 Road Swingman Shorts
Choose Mitchell & Ness shorts for your on & off-field style. Featuring generous pockets and a comfortable fabric waistband, you will look and play your best while representing your favourite team. As one of the oldest public universities within the USA, the University of North Carolina has been enrolling students since 1795. The state has a prominent history of producing tar and pitch, which influenced the athletics team name of the 'Tar Heels'. The mascot of a ram dates back to 1924 when the team manager bought a ram the annual football game against Virginia Military Institute as good luck - the ram was inspired by past player Jack "The Battering Ram" Merrit.
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Choose Mitchell & Ness shorts for your on & off-field style. Featuring generous pockets and a comfortable fabric waistband, you will look and play your best while representing your favourite team. As one of the oldest public universities within the USA, the University of North Carolina has been enrolling students since 1795. The state has a prominent history of producing tar and pitch, which influenced the athletics team name of the 'Tar Heels'. The mascot of a ram dates back to 1924 when the team manager bought a ram the annual football game against Virginia Military Institute as good luck - the ram was inspired by past player Jack "The Battering Ram" Merrit.
