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Tar Heels, Gamecocks vie for yards on the field, dollars off the field


Before the first game even kicks off, the Tar Heels have already sold out their 26,843 general-seating season tickets. They have sold 1,828 in the Concourse Club and all 20 suites as well. All that remains are a few available spots in the Upper Club, where all but 88 of the available 840 seats are sold, according to , director of member benefits for the UNC Rams Club. (Triangle Business Journal)

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