"Don't blink" has been the motto for North Carolina football for the last few seasons. It was never more evident than in Saturday night's win against Virginia.
Read More »Despite squandering a 17-point first half lead, the No. 21 North Carolina football team put on a dominant offensive display to run away from Virginia, 59-39.
Read More »Welcome to the first episode of "Hark the Pod," the Daily Tar Heel's new sports podcast, bringing you in-depth news and analysis about UNC sports. In this episode, the DTH's sports desk discusses UNC football, their 17-10 loss to Virginia Tech and players to watch out for this season.
Read More »Welcome to the second episode of "Hark the Pod," the Daily Tar Heel's new sports podcast, bringing you in-depth news and analysis about UNC sports. In this episode, the DTH's sports desk talks about the successful start to the soccer season and what fans can look forward to from the UNC women's team.
Read More »The North Carolina football team no longer has Javonte Williams and Michael Carter — two record-breaking NFL selections. However, three other backs are looking to create names for themselves.
Read More »All of the hype and hoopla is in the rear-view mirror, and the North Carolina football team is "back." How back? It's up to them.
Read More »After helping to bring UNC Football to national prominence, Sam Howell looks toward the national championship in his third year.
Read More »In the first two years of head coach Mack Brown's second stint, the North Carolina football team has figured out the first part of the equation while the defense has lagged behind. Following a successful spring camp and highly anticipated spring game, the Tar Heels now seem to have turned a corner.
Read More »In the team's first scrimmage of the spring, UNC football head coach Mack Brown stressed the importance of showing effort and playing with loads of energy. Given the response his team showed, the Tar Heels seem primed to take the next step toward being one of the nation's top programs.
Read More »Dean Smith inherited a program in turmoil and built it into a powerhouse. A half-century later, Roy Williams took that dying power that went 8-20 in 2002 and cut down the nets in just three years’ time.
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