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Inside The Trenches: Jaylen Harvey's Pressure, Xavier Lewis Again, Jelani Thurman's Blocking

UNC's offensive line created movement in the run game against ETSU, while Jaylen Harvey and Xavier Lewis disrupted things on defense. There were also some of the same details that stood out against TCU: two-man games along the defensive front, Jelani Thurman's blocking, and an offense finding different ways to build off the same initial looks. (TarHeel247)

Video: Bill Belichick Monday Pre-Clemson Press Conference

North Carolina head football coach Bill Belichick speaks with the media on Monday to discuss the Tar Heels' win over ETSU and preview UNC's trip to Death Valley to face the Clemson Tigers on Saturday at noon. (View Video)

UNC Football Encouraged by Groundwork Laid vs. ETSU: 'A Blue-Collar Operation'

Nobody should take any delusions of grandeur from UNC's 35-3 win against FCS East Tennessee State. Last year’s Tar Heels beat FCS Richmond by an even more lopsided score, then finished the year 4-8. But there is one key difference this year: UNC has already shown it can defeat a team worth its snuff on the national stage following its win over TCU. (Chapelboro.com)

Defense Scoreless Streak Reached 15 Drives For UNC Football

Just inside the final four minutes of North Carolina's 35-3 victory over ETSU on Saturday, the Bucs kicked a field goal for their only points of the game. It was UNC's first score allowed since TCU's second possession in the season opener. That's 15 full opposing possessions: 112 total plays amassing just 368 yards – all without allowing a point. (TarHeel247)

Tar Heels in NFL: Drake Maye's frustration, Javonte Williams' two TDs mark ups and downs of Week 1

There were ups and downs during Week 1 of the NFL season for former UNC Football players, from Drake Maye’s three interceptions Wednesday to Javonte Williams’ standout performance on Sunday Night Football. With only Joshua Ezeudu's Kansas City Chiefs debut Monday against Denver remaining, the other Tar Heels are done for the first weekend. (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC Football report card vs. ETSU: Grading Tar Heels after weather-delayed win

Offense grade: B: UNC's run game looked a lot better than it did against TCU, headlined by Demon June's three rushing touchdowns and Ben Hall's explosive plays. Billy Edwards Jr. wasn't able to connect with receivers on deep routes, but he got the ball out quickly to Hall and tight end Jelani Thurman for a pair of TD passes. UNC also finished without a turnover. (MSN.com)

Running Back Demon June Carving Out Role in Crowded Backfield

Demon June joined elite company Saturday. The sophomore found the end zone three times in North Carolina’s win over East Tennessee State, becoming the first Tar Heel running back to do so since Omarion Hampton against James Madison in 2024. It also marked the first multi-touchdown performance of the Jacksonville, N.C. native’s college career. (Inside Carolina)

Billy Edwards targets eight receivers, but connection with Jelani Thurman thriving

There were some off-target throws and some drops, but the chemistry between quarterback Billy Edwards Jr. and his receivers was obvious, particularly as UNC's blowout of ETSU progressed. Edwards was 15 of 20 for 244 yards and two touchdowns, targeting eight receivers during the Tar Heels’ 35-3 victory on afternoon in Kenan Stadium. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Clemson starting QB expected to miss UNC game, Tait Reynolds to start

Clemson quarterback Christopher Vizzina suffered an elbow injury vs. Georgia Southern and is expected to miss the Tigers’ upcoming game against North Carolina. Freshman Tait Reynolds is expected to start against the Tar Heels. It was his non-throwing elbow and he is expected to miss 1-2 weeks. Clemson squeaked by Georgia Southern 22-7 on Saturday. (On3.com)

Tar Heel Takeaways: UNC Football Handles Business In Home Opener

UNC did what it was supposed to do against ETSU. The Tar Heels never trailed, led by three scores at the half, and held a 35-0 advantage after three quarters before the game entered a lightning delay. UNC averaged 8.1 yards per play to ETSU's 3.8, didn't turn the ball over, and for the second straight week were whistled for fewer penalties than its opponent. (GoHeels.com)

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