How UNC Unraveled After the Weather Delay at Clemson

Following the prolonged weather delay in Death Valley, a sluggish North Carolina was outgained 111-36 over that final 7:53, allowing Clemson to match its offensive touchdown total from its first two games while North Carolina’s own offense stalled to seal a 28-20 defeat. “I don’t think we had enough energy,” linebacker Derek McDonald said after the loss. (Inside Carolina)

Video: Bill Belichick Post-Clemson Press Conference

North Carolina head football coach Bill Belichick speaks with the media following the Tar Heels' 28-20 road loss to the Clemson Tigers on Saturday afternoon at Memorial Stadium. (View Video)

Box Score: Clemson 28, North Carolina 20

View the complete box score from the North Carolina Tar Heels' 28-20 loss to the Clemson Tigers on Saturday afternoon at Death Valley. (View Box Score)

Video: UNC Football Players Post-Clemson Press Conferences

North Carolina running back Benjamin Hall and linebacker Derek McDonald speak with reporters following the Tar Heels' 28-20 ACC road loss to the Clemson Tigers on Saturday afternoon. (View Video)

UNC goes from dominating Clemson to collapsing

Just when 25 years of Death Valley frustration for North Carolina appeared to be over after a dominant start, that was followed by an epic collapse. Clemson rallied after a nearly 2 1/2-hour rain delay to hand UNC a 28-20 loss Saturday at Memorial Stadium in the ACC opener for both teams, giving the Tar Heels their eighth consecutive loss in the series. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Clemson rallies to beat UNC 28-20 after game turns following weather delay

Clemson scored the go-ahead touchdown with five minutes remaining as the Tigers rallied from a 14-point first-half deficit to beat North Carolina 28-20 on Saturday in a game that lasted nearly six hours. Billy Edwards was 13 of 30 for 135 yards with one TD and one INT for UNC. Benjamin Hall ran for 135 yards and caught a TD pass for the Tar Heels. (Associated Press)

Roy Williams describes why America loves Michael Jordan

From the grocery aisle to shoe stores and basketball courts everywhere, Michael Jordan has left his mark on the world. No one knows that better than MJ’s former recruiter at North Carolina, retired head basketball coach Roy Williams. Williams talked at length about Jordan the person, recruit and player at UNC around America’s 250th anniversary. (Spectrum News)

UNC Football To Open ACC Play At Clemson Saturday - Pregame Notes

For the second consecutive year, UNC Football will open ACC play against Clemson, as the Tar Heels visit the Tigers on Saturday on Saturday at noon on ESPN. A win would give Carolina a 3-0 start for the fourth time in five seasons and give the Tar Heels their first victory at Clemson since 2001. Seven UNC players hail from the state of South Carolina. (GoHeels.com)

North Carolina's Melkart Abou Jaoude out vs. Clemson

North Carolina will be without top defender Melkart Abou Jaoude for Saturday's game at Clemson. Abou Jaoude, who was listed as questionable, suffered a hand/wrist injury in the Tar Heels' opener against TCU, when he had four tackles and a sack. He did not play last week against ETSU and was on the sideline with a cast on his left hand and arm. (ESPN)

Video: Carolina Insider - Interview With UNC DE Jaylen Harvey

Jaylen Harvey from UNC Football joins Jones Angell from the Tar Heel Sports Network and Adam Lucas to talk about his path to Chapel Hill, what it's like to be coached by Bill Belichick, preview this Saturday's game against Clemson, and more. (View Video)

Audio: 100 Years of Kenan Stadium: 'We Owe Them Our Best'

Kenan Stadium is the centerpiece of UNC’s athletic facilities, and fall gamedays in Chapel Hill are the largest events staged by the athletic department. For UNC’s Rick Steinbacher, the fan experience is top of mind on gamedays. Steinbacher, a former Tar Heel football player himself, discussed what he hopes fans takes away from their Kenan Stadium visit. (Chapelboro.com)

Video: The Game Plan Podcast - UNC Football Visits Clemson

Greg Barnes, Jason Staples, and Tommy Ashley from Inside Carolina preview North Carolina's trip to Death Valley to face the Clemson Tigers on Saturday at noon and how UNC's defense could fare against a Tigers offense that has struggled and moved to true freshman quarter Tait Reynolds. (View Video)

No. 25 UNC Volleyball Falls In Four Sets At No. 1 Nebraska

No. 25 UNC Volleyball became just the second team to take a set off No. 1 Nebraska on Friday before falling in four sets (14-25, 25-20, 21-25, 10-25). Chelsea Thorpe led the match with 14 kills. The Tar Heels' 10 blocks are the most against Nebraska this season and .286 is the third lowest hitting percentage that Nebraska has been held to this season. (GoHeels.com)

Clemson vs. UNC: ACC just is not ACC Anymore

From 1977-87, in most of those years, Clemson and UNC were in the mix for ACC supremacy. Of those 11 meetings, eight were decided by one score and seven of those were decided by four points or less. Guys like Lawrence Taylor, Kelvin Bryant, Ethan Horton, William Fuller and Harris Barton from UNC. It was a true ACC rivalry. The games were epic. (The Clemson Insider)

The Simplified Recipe for UNC's Early Defensive Success

One thing stood out to East Tennessee State head coach Will Healy after the Buccaneers’ trip to Kenan Stadium last Saturday: North Carolina looked much more sound defensively than it did a season ago. That assessment was reflected on the final scoreboard, as the Tar Heels held Healy’s high-powered offense to three points while forcing two turnovers. (Inside Carolina)

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