"I was like, 'Where's this been?'" said an ACC analyst who was surprised by the improvement against Cal and Virginia. "They played exceptionally hard. They probably took a hard look at themselves and thought, 'This is an embarrassment on us. We're better players than this.'"

Bill Belichick invoked the term "fake news" when referring to reports that he had considered taking a buyout at North Carolina after early struggles.

How many good players do the Tar Heels truly have? Not many, especially when it comes to the offensive skill positions.

Friday’s game against Syracuse is crucial for several reasons: North Carolina needs a win to end a four-game losing streak, move past the struggles of the last

Bill Belichick's North Carolina Tar Heels came an inch away from their first ACC win of the season, but fell just short in a 17-16 loss to No. 16 Virginia in Chapel Hill on Saturday afternoon,.

Bill Belichick's buyout structure if North Carolina fired him is exceptionally unusual for a college football coaching contract.

The good news for the Tar Heels is that the team is starting to look a bit more competitive. North Carolina narrowly lost 17-16 to Virginia in overtime. On3's Pete Nakos reported that North Carolina will stick with Belichick through the rest of the season and evaluate the state of the program during the offseason.

Bill Belichick's tenure at North Carolina faces uncertainty, as UNC reportedly discussed exit strategies following the team's disappointing 2-3 start.

North Carolina has been a disaster in Year 1 under coach Bill Belichick. Still winless against power conference competition, the Tar Heels have been outclassed for much of the season.

The North Carolina Tar Heels football team are going up to Syracuse to take on quarterback Richie Collins and head coach Fran Brown Jr. (now in his second seaso

Bill Belichick's tenure at North Carolina has begun with a challenging 2-5 record, marked by close losses and questions about his future. Despite a st

Bill Belichick used a Trump quote when he said, "Fake News' in response to rumors that he was trying to leave UNC.