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Video: The Game Plan Podcast - UNC Football vs. UConn Preview

Greg Barnes, Jason Staples, and Tommy Ashley of Inside Carolina discuss UNC Football's trip to Connecticut to face the Huskies on Saturday, the challenges Husky quarterback Kalieb Osborne presents, expectations on the play from Tar Heel quarterback Billy Edwards, and more. (View Video)

Podcast: Carolina Football Live - UConn Preview, Miami Recap, Fan Questions

North Carolina Football head coach Bill Belichick joins Jones Angell to recap last weekend's meeting with Miami, preview Saturday's matchup against the UConn Huskies in East Hartford, answer questions from Tar Heel fans, and more. (Listen To Podcast)

UNC's Bill Belichick nominated for Pro Football Hall of Fame

UNC football coach Bill Belichick had a legendary NFL career before joining the Tar Heels. And 2027 might be the year he earns a Gold Jacket. Belichick, an eight-time Super Bowl champion who won six Super Bowls as the coach of the New England Patriots, is a nominee for the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s 2027 class, the Pro Football HOF announced Thursday. (MSN.com)

Jordan Washington's Return Bolsters North Carolina's Tight End Group

Three weeks ago, the UNC tight ends group added another weapon to its arsenal when Jordan Washington debuted. Washington, one of North Carolina’s three offseason transfer tight end additions, was poised to play a key role in the Tar Heel offense in 2026 following two seasons at Texas. But a partially torn ACL in April threw a wrench into those plans. (Inside Carolina)

Matt Lombardi on Billy Edwards' Growth, Leadership, and UNC's QBs

UNC quarterback Billy Edwards' performance against Miami was one of his most complete games. After missing his first two passes, he settled in and finished with an 82.4% completion rate. Quarterbacks coach Matt Lombardi credited the work Edwards puts in during practice, particularly the emphasis on making the right decisions under pressure. (TarHeel247)

Video: Carolina Insider - UNC Football vs. UConn Preview

Jones Angell and Adam Lucas break down the keys for North Carolina Football's upcoming road game at UConn. Kickoff against the Huskies is set for Saturday at noon in East Hartford, Connecticut. (View Video)

UNC’s Path to Bowl Eligibility: Ranking the Tar Heels’ Last 4 Opponents

Syracuse outlasted the Tar Heels, and North Carolina fell in overtime two weeks ago. And last weekend, the Tar Heels' upset bid was ended late against No. 1 Miami. Now, UNC needs to win two of its final four football games, none of which are cakewalks, to reach a bowl game. Here are the Tar Heels' final four games, ranked from easiest to toughest. (TarHeel247)

Drake Maye Named AFC Offensive Player of the Month for October

The New England Patriots announced that QB Drake Maye has been named AFC Offensive Player of the Month for October. It is Maye's first Player of the Month award and the Patriots first Offensive Player of the Month award since Tom Brady earned the honor in Nov. 2017. Maye led the Patriots to a 3-1 record in October, including a 3-game win streak. (New England Patriots)

North Carolina Football’s Next 4 Games Will Define Bill Belichick’s Year 2

Among UNC's four remaining opponents, there is neither a certain victory nor an assumed defeat. The Tar Heels are a 7-point favorite at UConn Saturday. They probably will be an underdog against Louisville next week, then slight favorites for their trip to Virginia and home contest against NC State. This is where perception can matter more than reality. (Chapelboro.com)

UNC Defensive Lineman Vodney Cleveland Not Participating in Team Activities

UNC freshman defensive lineman Vodney Cleveland is not participating in team activities following a single-vehicle crash in Chatham County in September, in addition to two prior speeding citations. "We are aware of a one-car accident involving Vodney Cleveland on Sept. 17," a UNC spokesperson said. "He is not currently participating in team activities." (Inside Carolina)

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