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Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Football.

Chansky’s Notebook: Fork In The Road

The last time a Miami football team ranked this highly played in Chapel Hill was 2004. The top-ranked Hurricanes are heavy favorites Saturday night, and Tar Heel faithful are hoping that they can pull an upset like that game, when Connor Barth’s 42-yard field goal saved John Bunting’s job and, ironically, created a fork in the road for UNC on the gridiron. (Chapelboro.com)

Video: From the Stacks - 100 Years of Kenan Stadium

From the beginning stages of planning to what it has become today, Kenan Stadium hosted many notable events throughout its 100-year history. University Archivist, Nick Graham, and football legends discuss the impact this historic venue has had on Carolina culture and tradition. (View Video)

UNC vs Miami Preview and Prediction: Can Tar Heels upset No. 1 Hurricanes?

UNC Football (4-3, 2-2 ACC standings) hosts the Miami Hurricanes on Saturday, with hopes of earning the program’s first victory over the nation's No. 1 team. The Tar Heels beat No. 4 Miami on Halloween weekend in 2004, 31-28, on a game-winning field goal from Connor Barth (Highlights). UNC is aiming for their sixth straight win against the Hurricanes. (MSN.com)

Podcast: UNC vs. Miami Football Preview, DeMarcus Henry Commitment, and More

The Ultimate Tar Heel Podcast Episode 27 previews Saturday's UNC vs. Miami football game and injury report, DeMarcus Henry's commitment to Carolina Basketball, the latest Olympic sports news, and much more. (Listen To Podcast)

Video: IC Podcast - UNC Football's Blueprint on Display Saturday Night

Greg Barnes and Tommy Ashley of Inside Carolina highlight the blueprint to build a successful college football program that Mario Cristobal and the Miami Hurricanes have followed and how that formula has some similarities to what Bill Belichick is doing in Chapel Hill. (View Video)

Audio: Jones Angell Previews UNC Football vs. Miami, Men’s Basketball vs. Western Carolina

Voice of the Tar Heels Jones Angell discusses UNC football and men’s basketball, ahead of two big games: Football hosts No. 1 Miami on Saturday in Kenan Stadium, while men’s basketball opens their season Monday against Western Carolina. UNC women’s basketball also has their opener Monday, in Paris against Oklahoma. Jones’ll get there someday. (Chapelboro.com)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - UNC Football's Bowl Hopes And The Chances Of Upsetting Miami

UNC Football aims to shock the nation as they face the No. 1 Miami Hurricanes on Halloween night. Can Billy Edwards and the Tar Heel offense find answers against college football’s top-ranked rush defense? The conversation also focuses on the fallout from an unexpected loss to Syracuse and bowl eligibility. (View Video)

Jelani Thurman Drawing More Defensive Attention as Role in UNC Offense Grows

As Jelani Thurman has become a bigger part of UNC's offense, opposing defenses have started adjusting to account for him. The Ohio State transfer has developed into one of quarterback Billy Edwards' trusted targets. But with that success has come more attention from opposing defenses, forcing Thurman and the Tar Heels to adjust each week. (TarHeel247)

No. 1 Miami’s high-powered offense represents huge challenge for UNC defense, Bill Belichick

No. 1 Miami has rolled through its schedule, putting up big totals and looking unstoppable. Finding a way to slow them down is a daunting challenge for a UNC team that has leaned on defense under NFL coaching icon Bill Belichick. The Hurricanes (7-0, 5-0 ACC standings) lead the Bowl Subdivision ranks in scoring (49.0) and total offense (551.9). (Associated Press)

Javonte Williams discusses his near retirement before signing with Dallas Cowboys

Javonte Williams entered the NFL as a second-round pick of the Denver Broncos in 2022, but after having success his rookie season, Williams struggled with injury and ineffectiveness his final three seasons in Denver. He would eventually sign a "prove-it" deal with the Cowboys, but before that, Williams considered retiring. "I was about to hang up the cleats." (Yahoo! Sports)

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