Menu

UNC Defense Buckles Down In Spring Scrimmage


North Carolina closed its spring practice season at Rocky River High School on Saturday, and it was the defense that won the day in the third and final scrimmage opportunity. UNC’s defense, which has been tasked with learning ’s new 4-3 scheme, delivered hard hits, sure-handed tackles and physical pass breakups in holding the offense to just one touchdown in its first 10 situational possessions. (Inside Carolina)

Related: , Football Recruiting

How the New England Patriots decided QB Drake Maye was their future
Dressed in an off-white suit with a Carolina blue tie, Drake Maye walked into Gillette Stadium for the first time Friday, still wearing a blue...

Trevyon Green's New Life, from 410 Pounds to UNC's Starting Right Tackle
Trevyon Green has always been big. At one time, he was even too big to play football. "At the time, I really didn’t understand that...

Jacolby Criswell Q&A: Happy to be Back 'Home' at UNC, Ready To Compete
A new challenger has entered UNC's quarterback competition. Former Arkansas quarterback Jacolby Criswell confirmed his commitment to UNC out of the transfer portal on Tuesday...

Who will replace the first-round NFL Draft picks?
3. Drake Maye, QB, UNC. Replacement: Max Johnson or Conner Harrell. Through 15 spring practices, North Carolina football coach Mack Brown remains undecided about who...


© 2005-2024 Tar Heel Times | Contact | Privacy Policy | Site Map | RSS | Did UNC Win?

Tar Heel Times is an unofficial resource for UNC fans and is not affiliated with the University of North Carolina.