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A Bill Belichick Theme Since Tom Brady - UNC Needs Better QB Production

In Bill Belichick’s 24-year NFL tenure with the New England Patriots, his win-loss records during his time with legendary quarterback Tom Brady and after the pair’s 2020 split represent an extraordinary dichotomy. The QB contrast in New England was truly striking, and now Belichick has QB-related issues at UNC for the second year in a row, too. (Chapelboro.com)

Christo Kelly Named Campbell Trophy Semifinalist

North Carolina center Christo Kelly has been named a semifinalist for the 2026 William V. Campbell Trophy by the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame. Celebrating its 37th year, the Campbell Trophy recognizes the nation's top football scholar-athlete for his combined academic success, football performance, and exemplary leadership. (GoHeels.com)

Cedric Gray details scary UTV accident, returns to Titans lineup: 'Blessed to still be alive'

Tennessee Titans linebacker Cedric Gray returned to the field in Week 2 against the Philadelphia Eagles after missing the season opener due to a freak UTV accident Labor Day weekend. "I’m blessed to be here, blessed to still be alive. Blessed to still be able to play this game. It was a pretty freak accident, so to walk away with just concussion is a blessing." (A to Z Sports)

UNC Kicker Rece Verhoff Eligible After Latest Court Ruing

Kicker Rece Verhoff is once again eligible to kick for the Tar Heels after a Monroe County, Indiana, judge granted a preliminary injunction in his lawsuit. The case also includes UNC field hockey players Sietske Bruning, Dani Mendez, and Ryleigh Heck. Verhoff has been practicing with the team all season and traveled to Ireland for its season-opening game. (TarHeel247)

What Does UNC Do at Quarterback?

Leadership is a significant part of quarterback play. And Bobby Petrino has talked about the importance of leadership at quarterback for decades. We know Billy Edwards is a great leader. We’ve heard that behind the scenes. We’ve heard that from his teammates. We don’t know what type of leaders Miles O'Neill or Travis Burgess are at this point in time. (Inside Carolina)

North Carolina's quarterback situation raises an uncomfortable question

Three games into Bill Belichick’s second season at North Carolina, the Tar Heels face an uncomfortable question at quarterback. Does Belichick have a quarterback development problem? It is too early to reach a conclusion, but the early returns are becoming difficult to ignore. Former UNC quarterbacks Gio Lopez and Ryan Browne are thriving elsewhere. (USA Today)

Saints tackle Asim Richards was ready for the moment in win over Ravens

Former UNC offensive lineman Asim Richards didn't have extensive work with the Saints' starters in the offseason, but he said the totality of preparation put him in position to contribute. "That's what training camp is for, that's what practice is for. You've got to lock in. You prepare like you're playing the game, you won't be unprepared for the moment." (New Orleans Saints)

UNC Football's collapse at Clemson looms larger with difficult schedule ahead

The loss to Clemson on Saturday was a critical blow as North Carolina (2-1, 0-1 ACC Standings) missed a prime opportunity to enter October undefeated before its schedule intensifies with a brutal upcoming slate featuring four ranked opponents and four road games. UNC hosts No. 4 Notre Dame on October 3, followed by a demanding five-game run. (USA Today)

Audio: 100 Years of Kenan Stadium - Let There Be Light!

As hard as it is to believe now, Kenan Stadium existed for more than a half-century without permanent light fixtures. As UNC football historian Lee Pace recounts, that lack of modern technology went back to an "old wives’ tale" about the stadium mythos. There’s only one problem: that tale turned out to not be true. (Chapelboro.com)

North Carolina Safety Greg Smith's Playmaking Earns National Recognition

Three games into the season, Greg Smith is developing a habit of finding the football. And now his play is earning national recognition. PFF named Smith to its National Team of the Week following his performance against Clemson, where the Tar Heel sophomore defensive back recorded seven tackles, one tackle for loss, an interception, and forced a fumble. (Tar Heel Blue)

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