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North Carolina Football Recruiting: Bill Belichick making waves in first cycle
Many of the initial questions surrounding North Carolina’s hiring of new head coach Bill Belichick had to do with recruiting in the new-age college football world: How would the persnickety former NFL skipper adjust to connecting with high schoolers?
Rob Gronkowski Answers Whether He’ll Attend Bill Belichick’s North Carolina Games
Though even with Gronkowski likely not there, the Tar Heels will have plenty of fans in attendance because, according to On3’s Brett McMurphy, they sold out all season and single home-game tickets on July 23, which was the earliest they’d done so in program history.
Having Clemson is one of the few things keeping the ACC’s status as a “power conference” alive. If the Tigers were to depart, ...
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North Carolina might be looking for a way out of the ACC and into the SEC, and it may not be alone in that regard.
UNC could be attractive to both the Big Ten and the SEC in the future. It's not because of football success ... or Bill ...
No. 24 North Carolina edged rival Duke 47-45 in double overtime with the help of a controversial call late in regulation that helped the Tar Heels score a critical go-ahead touchdown with under ...
Another major move on the college football expansion front could be on the horizon if the right conditions present themselves ...
North Carolina Central coach Trei Oliver accused a Virginia Tech assistant coach of attempting to recruit Eagles running back J'Mari Taylor from the sideline during a game.
As confirmed by Smith, if the Tar Heels were to attempt to leave the ACC any year before 2030, the exit fees would range from ...
When his players arrived at 5:48 a.m. Thursday at the lobby of Hanscom Field, Boston College football coach Bill O’Brien ...
The North Carolina Tar Heels have been targeted many different prospects in a plethora of different states, including some of the primary states from the south.
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