UNC Football Land Reclassified Defense Range in Virginia – Sports Illustrated

Green Run High School (Washington) Early graduate Trey Gidens initially engaged in naval intermediates in December. But the 6-foot 3, 275-pound protective projectile from Virginia Beach rejected a pledge in the UNC football program and placed it with ink on Wednesday, the first day of the late signing period in the 2025 cycle and only a few days after that by Bill Belichick & Co.

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Giddens, the first All-State Selection team, which is proud of the 80-inch wingspan and promising instruments in the trenches, emerges as a three-star perspective on ON3, ESPN and 247SSTS. However, the rivals give him only two stars.

After reclassifying since 2026, he registered on the No. 1.756 in the class, No. 169 among the protective liners and No. 47 in Virginia, within the framework of the 2025 on3 industrial ranking.

Last season, Trey Giddens recorded 100 games, 20 for loss, seven sacks and two PAS deviations for the Green Run squad, which ended with 13-1 overall.

He is one of the 27 signed UNC football freshmen to meet Tar Heels on Belichick’s debut as a college chief coach.

The UNC recruitment collection for 2025 is currently arranged at No. 55 in the country, according to ON3 and No. 12 in ACC. It includes a consensus four -star talent in the former high school defender in East Forsyte (NC) and the early tar heel of the fifth Brace Baker.

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