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The Last Time UNC Football Lost to an FCS Team? Yes, It Was as Bad as You Think.


The year was 1999, and UNC athletics were in a state of upheaval. Chapel Hill was just two years removed from the departure of two cornerstones: and athletic director . On the football field, the Tar Heels were still reeling after losing their own iconic leader. had left for Texas following the end of the 1997 regular season. (Chapelboro.com)

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The Last Time UNC Football Lost to an FCS Team? Yes, It Was as Bad as You Think.


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