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The No. 10 North Carolina football team lost to Virginia Tech, 17-10, in its season-opening game in Blacksburg.
While a football team's special teams unit can be overlooked compared to other position groups, it does the little things for a team to complete a winning performance.
After last year's COVID-19 outbreak, the North Carolina marching band was not going to let a central part of their college experience be ruined for a second straight year.
Jeremiah Gemmel has built his young life on besting giants, finely tuned athletic anomalies and chip-carrying grinders who don’t care who gets in their way or why they’re there — but there’s nothing immediately remarkable about him.
Sophomore cornerback Tony Grimes was a five-star recruit out of Princess Anne High School in Virginia Beach, Virginia, with scholarships from the likes of Alabama, Clemson, Georgia and nearly every other college powerhouse you can think of.
On Monday afternoon, Phil Longo stepped up to the podium with a half-smile, a half-sigh of relief.
For the last two seasons, the formula for North Carolina’s offense was historically simple.
The No. 10 North Carolina football team will welcome back fans to a full-capacity Kenan Memorial Stadium for the first time since the 2019 season on Sept. 11, for the home opener against Georgia State. For the students hoping to score a ticket to the game and any future home football games, here’s a guide on how to do so.
When the North Carolina football team runs out onto the field for its season opener at Virginia Tech on Friday, the Tar Heels will be a team characterized by lots of hype and lots of uncertainties.
Following the loss of main linebacker Chazz Surratt to the NFL Draft, the North Carolina football team will look to find a replacement for the team captain and defensive MVP of 2020.
North Carolina football has lofty expectations for the upcoming season.
As the UNC football program rises in national prowess, its recruiting classes have begun to reflect that success.
Arguably the most impressive aspect of head coach Mack Brown’s second stint at the helm of the North Carolina football team is the tremendous success he and his staff have seen with recruiting.
With no requirements for vaccinations or masking enforced at Kenan Memorial Stadium this season, UNC football fans must weigh their passion for the team with public health risks.
Fans hold up their phones among a sea of maroon and orange, lighting up the Blacksburg night sky.
The North Carolina football team is gearing up for a new season, backed by the support of an experienced offensive line with some under-appreciated stars.
In Mack Brown’s second stint in Chapel Hill, he has transformed the Tar Heels from one of the worst teams in the ACC to a budding collegiate power, finishing No. 18 in the final AP poll in 2020.
The NFL regular season kicks off on Sep. 9, meaning several former Tar Heels will suit up in different colors on Sundays — not Saturdays.
With junior cornerback Storm Duck returning from a season-ending injury and sophomore cornerback Tony Grimes expected to step into a bigger role following a stretch of impressive performances late last fall, North Carolina's secondary is expected to be one of the team's most solid units throughout the 2021 season.
Since Mack Brown’s return to Chapel Hill, the UNC football defensive line has seen a vast overhaul.
