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- ↑ "College football recruiting: Five-star cornerback Tony Grimes commits to North Carolina".
- ↑ "Princess Anne football star Tony Grimes will reclassify, leave for UNC a year earlier than expected".
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- ↑ "Tony Grimes ready to become consistent No.1 cornerback for UNC". 30 June 2022.
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