UNC tailback Jordon Brown (2) pushes through ECU players on Sept. 8, 2018 at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium.
Following an 0-2 start and the pain of Hurricane Florence, the Tar Heels have a tough test hosting Pitt this week in what might be their last chance to salvage the 2018-2019 season.
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"Someone out there that can make this happen, but I no longer believe that this person is Coach Fedora."
GREENVILLE, N.C. — With 5:02 left in the second quarter, the North Carolina football team started struggling to breathe.
GREENVILLE, N.C. — You might remember the last time these two teams met, but Larry Fedora prefers to forget.
GREENVILLE, N.C. — The North Carolina football team fell to East Carolina, 41-19, dropping its second straight game to start the season. It is the first time the two teams have battled since a 70-41 beatdown by ECU in 2014.
The Tar Heels are gearing up to redeem last Saturday's loss against Cal, but their opponent has their own score to settle.
UNC head coach Larry Fedora offered his thoughts on the Saturday loss to California and his expectations for the upcoming season.
The North Carolina football team certainly did not envision its 2018 season starting this way.
North Carolina begins a hopeful season at California and our sports desk has some predictions.
With only 9 games of college experience, let's see how well the quarterback performs this season.
A story of sacrifice for the bigger cause.
North Carolina's seemingly bleak offensive line may possess some hidden gems after all.
Before the Tar Heels take on Cal in the first football game of the season, DTH sports editor Chris Hilburn-Trenkle interviews Cal's own sports editor, Josh Yuen. Does the Golden Bear think UNC stands a chance this year?
The North Carolina football team gears up for a more hopeful year after last year's turbulent 3-9 season.
The strong chemistry between the four Tar Heel defensive backfield starters might bring North Carolina this season.
Defensive line players remain confident before first game of the season, despite suspensions and an injury among starters.
After a disappointing 2017 season, UNC returns its two leading rushers and adds talent in a junior transfer from Ohio State and an incoming first-year.
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