UNC Football

Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Football.

Video: Victory Vibes - UNC vs. Miami

Get an all-access, behind-the-scenes pass to the Tar Heels' thrilling 45-42 victory over Miami at Kenan Stadium on Saturday. From the team bus to field-level game action to the postgame locker room celebration, re-live all the top moments from UNC's big football win over the Hurricanes. (View Video)

UNC Linebacker Cedric Gray Striding Forward As Each Game Passes

There is an evolutionary thing going on with North Carolina sophomore Cedric Gray on the football field. Talented and smart, Gray was thrust into a starting role last month tasked with the responsibility of providing a semblance of balance to fellow inside linebacker Jeremiah Gemmel that current Minnesota Viking Chazz Surratt gave the last two seasons. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

UNC in NFL: Tar Heel Standouts from Week 6

After missing last week with a knee injury, Rookie wide receiver Dyami Brown returned to the field against the Kansas City Chiefs and secured three of his six targets to lead all Washington Football Team wide receivers with 30 receiving yards. Against the Las Vegas Raiders, running back Javonte Williams ripped off a 30+ yard run for the third straight week. (Inside Carolina)

Inside The Numbers: UNC vs. Miami

UNC improved to 12-11 all-time against Miami with a 45-42 victory last Saturday. Sam Howell accounted for four of UNC's six touchdowns. His 11-yard rushing touchdown in the fourth quarter was his 99th touchdown responsible for in his career that spans just 32 games. That figure equals the school mark set by Marquise Williams from 2012-2015. (GoHeels.com)

Video: Vippolis Podcast - UNC Football Turning A Corner?

Former North Carolina wide receiver and current football analyst for Inside Carolina, Taylor Vippolis is joined by fellow Tar Heel Football lettermen Mike Ingersoll and E.J. Wilson to break down UNC's dramatic 45-42 win against the Miami Hurricanes on Saturday at Kenan Stadium. (View Video)

Big-Play Cole Holcomb Closing in on NFL Stardom

Washington Football Team linebacker Cole Holcomb is quietly becoming one of the best weak-side linebackers in the NFL. Through six games this season, the North Carolina product ranks seventh in the league with 58 tackles and is one of just two players (Derwin James) to record 50+ tackles, a sack, an interception, and multiple forced fumbles. (Inside Carolina)

Steelers’ TE Eric Ebron scores his third career rushing touchdown on five career carries

Over eight NFL seasons, Pittsburgh Steelers' and former UNC tight end Eric Ebron had only recorded four rushing attempts in 103 career games heading into Sunday night’s clash with the Seattle Seahawks. That’s not that surprising, considering that his job is more about catching passes. But Ebron continued his stellar touchdown-to-carry ratio Sunday. (The Comeback)

Video: UNC WR Josh Downs Highlights vs. Miami

North Carolina wide receiver Josh Downs has had a touchdown reception in every Tar Heel football game this season, including in Saturday's dramatic 45-42 victory over Miami. Against the Hurricanes, Downs caught 11 passes for 96 yards and a touchdown and was rewarded with ACC Receiver of the Week honors on Monday. (View Video)

Josh Downs, Cedric Gray Earn ACC Weekly Football Honors

ACC Linebacker of the Week Cedric Gray had six tackles, one tackle for loss, one pass breakup, and two interceptions, including the game-saving pick with six seconds left in UNC's win over Miami. ACC Co-Receiver of the Week Josh Downs had 11 receptions for 96 yards and scored a receiving touchdown for the eighth-straight game in Saturday’s victory. (The ACC)

WR Khafre Brown Enters Transfer Portal

UNC wide receiver Khafre Brown has entered the transfer portal, a source close to the situation has confirmed. The younger brother of NFL rookie Dyami Brown with the Washington Football Team, Khafre Brown has just one reception this season, a 75-yard touchdown vs. Virginia. He had been targeted six times with one catch plus a pair of drops. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

Next >