Tar Heels get no relief vs. Pirates
Posted Oct 2, 2010
UNC's young and inexperienced secondary will get its first true test of the season today when in-state rival ECU and its spread offense visits Kenan Stadium. The Tar Heels were hoping to get back safety Deunta Williams and cornerback Kendric Burney -- who were suspended four and six games, respectively, for violating the NCAA agent benefits and preferential treatment rules -- but the NCAA denied the school's appeal of each on Friday.
(Durham Herald-Sun)
Related: Football, Football Recruiting
Breaking Down UNC's Defensive TacklesThe Alpha: "It's got to be CJ Mims. He's the only guy of these three DT transfers that was on campus in the spring. He's...
Wed Jun 18, 2025Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Is Three-Point Help On The Way For UNC Basketball? Football Projections
Host Isaac Schade dissects UNC's three-point shooting, returning players, newcomers, the critical 35% team average benchmark and its correlation with championship aspirations. Next, the discussion...
Wed Jun 18, 2025
UNC Football Snapshot: Defensive end Melkart Abou-Jaoude
Three years ago, with his senior year in high school almost over, Melkart Abou-Jaoude was working in a bagel shop in New Jersey. His hopes...
Wed Jun 18, 2025
Video: THI Podcast - Why UNC Football going back to grass turf makes sense
UNC Football has switched from artificial turf back to grass, and recently General Manager Michael Lombardi explained why. Andrew Jones and Jacob Turner of Tar...
Tue Jun 17, 2025