The UNC football team has to re-tool its entire defensive line for the upcoming 2025 season. It'll do so without 2024 sack leader Beau Atkinson.

When the New England Patriots selected former UNC football star Drake Maye third overall in the 2024 NFL Draft, they hoped to finally secure their first franchise quarterback since moving on from Tom ...

Bill Belichick defined coaching – and what an ideal UNC football player is – at ACC Kickoff on Thursday afternoon.

Former UNC star running back talks about competition for Dallas Cowboys' starting role Can Javonte Williams beat out Miles Sanders on the Dallas Cowboys' depth chart?

The wait in Chapel Hill, North Carolina is finally over. After weeks of speculation and talks ramping up in recent days, the UNC football program officially hired Bill Belichick as its next head coach ...

We've seen it plenty of times before in college football: head coaches succeed at one destination, only for struggling programs to steal them away. At his introductory press conference on Thursday ...

UNC football's star running back was drafted in the first round at No. 22 in the NFL Draft by the Los Angeles Chargers.

Whenever Mack Hollins suited up for the North Carolina Tar Heels, he was always one of the most imposing figures on the football field. Hollins, the 6'4" wide receiver from Rockville, Md., started as ...

North Carolina opened its season tonight with a game on the road against Minnesota. Heading into the halftime, the Heels had just 28 yards through the air, and starting quarterback Max Johnson was ...

The North Carolina Tar Heels entered the 2024 college football season with plenty of questions – and roster spots that needed to be filled. One of the most crucial answers UNC searched for was at ...

Rob Gronkowski, a 4-time Super Bowl winning in New England and future Hall of Famer, praised Maye for Year One in the NFL. “I think Drake Maye was phenomenal this year,” Gronkowski told USA Today's ...

It's tough passing up an opportunity to play for Bill Belichick. UNC wide receiver Jordan Shipp detailed his decision to stay and play for Belichick.