Menu

Tar Heels beat ECU for team’s best start since 1997


Dekota Marshall stood outside the visitor’s locker room at Kenan Stadium and repeated his statement, echoing what he and the other ECU defensive backs had heard their coaches preach all week in practice. “You give up a big play, it’s a touchdown. Don’t give up the deep ball.” The words rang hollow in the wake of a 31-17 defeat to No. 24 North Carolina on Saturday afternoon. (Wilmington Star News)

Related: , Football Recruiting

UNC Football Shows Signs of Life, Yet Key Concerns Remain Unresolved
North Carolina’s defense, which had allowed 465.3 yards per game against its previous three Power Four opponents, limited Cal to just 294 yards of total...

The Return of WR Kobe Paysour Was Nearly Enough for UNC
The smile on Kobe Paysour's face said it all. It felt good. And he felt a return to normalcy in North Carolina's 21-18 loss at...

Patriots QB Drake Maye brushes aside MVP talk after latest win
Drake Maye isn’t just playing like a young QB in the midst of the sought-after “second-year leap”. The 23-year-old Patriots star is looking like a...

Video: The Day After Podcast - UNC Football Can't Close at Cal
Two North Carolina bookend fumbles told the story of California's 21-18 win over the Tar Heels, the second coming as UNC’s Nathan Leacock was poised...