Menu

Quinton Coples' case for No. 1


admits he likes to talk trash, to his North Carolina teammates who try to debate him, to the offensive linemen who try to double-team him, to just about anyone who wants to try challenge him on just about any subject. Yet when he smashes a quarterback, North Carolina's 6-foot-6, 285-pound defensive end goes strangely silent. "I really kind of feel bad for them after I hit them," the Kinston native said. (Raleigh News & Observer)

Related: , Football Recruiting

UNC Announces Home Football Game Designations For 2025 Season
North Carolina has announced home game designations at Kenan Stadium for the 2025 football season, including the Family Football Experience (Sept. 13 vs. Richmond), Monogram...

Q&A: UNC football coach Bill Belichick discusses transition to college coaching
Bill Belichick: "There is a carryover from the NFL to college football, but there are many differences, too. Steve (Belichick) has been helpful with his...

Chansky’s Notebook: Talent and Time
There are several unknowns about playing Belichick Ball. The proclaimed "greatest coach of all time" has a system that earned nine trips to the Super...

UNC Football Sets Spring Practice Schedule
Bill Belichick's first UNC Football team will hold spring practice March 4 through April 12. The team is scheduled to practice three days each week...


© 2005-2025 Tar Heel Times | Contact | Privacy Policy | Site Map | RSS | Did UNC Win?

Tar Heel Times is an unofficial resource for UNC fans and is not affiliated with the University of North Carolina.