UNC Tar Heels Football New NIKE Uniforms for the 2013 season.

UNC Tar Heels Football Spring Game today at 3:00pm ET

UNC Tar Heels’ Spring Game Schedule of Events

  • 11 a.m. - Bell Tower Park Opens
  • Food Vendors
  • Interactive games for kids of all ages, including inflatables and face painting
  • Photos with the new Carolina football Uniforms, Rameses and the UNC Cheerleaders
  • Official Carolina merchandise tents
  • Live music on stage with GrooveTown and the UNC Marching Tar Heels
  • 12:45 p.m. - Autograph session with Carolina football players, autographs cards will be given to the first 3,000 fans
  • 3 pm ET / 12 pm PT - Spring Game Kickoff - Televised on ESPN3 & the WatchESPN App
  • 1st Quarter - Presentation of CFPA Award to Giovani Bernard
  • Halftime - See some of the Tar Heels wearing the NEW Nike Uniforms in various colors and combinations of Carolina Blue - White - Black - Silver
  • 3rd Quarter - Recognition of NFL great Jeff Saturday

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Tar Heel Head Football Coach Larry Fedora: “It’s going to be a fun day for our fans and for our players. I want the guys to have a good time, play hard and fly around the ball. I think our fans will enjoy the activities planned around the spring game and we look forward to giving them a glimpse of the uniforms for next season.”

NCAA 2013 Football Class Rankings (Top 20 only)

The North Carolina Tar Heels currently rank 20th in the 2013 Football Recruiting Class Rankings (as of 2/8/13) trailing ACC foe Virginia Tech at 19th. Other ACC teams in the Top 20 include Clemson at 13th and Florida State at 9th.

Go to ESPN.com to view the full UNC 2013 Recruiting Class.

Click Here to see more on ESPN Insider’s RecruitingNation Top 40 Rankings.

NCAA 2013 Football Class Rankings (Top 20 only)

The North Carolina Tar Heels currently rank 20th in the 2013 Football Recruiting Class Rankings (as of 2/8/13) trailing ACC foe Virginia Tech at 19th. Other ACC teams in the Top 20 include Clemson at 13th and Florida State at 9th.

Go to ESPN.com to view the full UNC 2013 Recruiting Class.

Click Here to see more on ESPN Insider’s RecruitingNation Top 40 Rankings.

Video: UNC Tar Heel Running Back Gio Bernard announcing his decision to enter the 2013 NFL Draft

UNC Tar Heel Giovani Bernard is 2013 NFL Draft’s Top Running Back

CharlotteObserver.com - By entering his name early in the 2013 NFL draft, Gio Bernard immediately improved a running back class that lacks first-round options.

Bernard, a redshirt sophomore from North Carolina, is at or near the top of his class in several mock drafts. Mike Detillier, creator and owner of the annual Mike Detillier’s Draft Report, has Bernard as the No. 43 overall prospect in April’s draft and No. 1 running back in the class.

Detillier said Bernard ranks above the other running backs in his class primarily for his versatility. He rushed for 1,228 yards this season for the Tar Heels while also totaling 490 receiving yards and an ACC-leading 246 all-purpose yards per game.

Detillier noted that running backs have been devalued in the draft in recent years. Alabama’s Trent Richardson went No. 3 overall last season, but the next back wasn’t taken until No. 31 when the Tampa Bay selected Boise State’s Doug Martin.

Read more at CharlotteObserver.com

UNC Tar Heels End Virginia’s Bowl Game Hopes

ESPN - UNC Quarterback Bryn Renner threw two touchdown passes in the fourth quarter after a goal-line stand preserved the Tar Heels’ lead, and North Carolina ended Virginia’s postseason hopes with a 37-13 victory on a cold Thursday night at Virginia’s Scott Stadium.

Tar Heel Receiver Quinshad Davis had a HUGE game against Virginia on ESPN’s Thursday Night Game, tying an ACC single-game record with 16 receptions, to total 178 yards.

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UNC Stomps UVA 37-13 in Charlottesville Va

ESPN Video Highlights of The North Carolina Tar Heels football team defeating the University of Virginia Cavaliers 37-13 in Charlottesville, VA., and preventing the Wahoos from qualifying for a post-season 2012 Bowl Game.

Go Tar Heels!

UNC Tar Heels Football team (6-4) loses 68-50 at home to the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (5-5).

The game was the highest scoring single game in ACC history and marks the second most points ever scored on a Tar Heel Football team. The loss was the first home loss of this season, which was Carolina’s Homecoming game.

Needless to say, our defensive units needs to improve and our offense needs to protect the football more and improve its play in the red zone and on 3rd downs (with 4 to 6 yards for the 1st down).

UNC Football’s NCAA rankings: 16th in Total Yards, 31st in Passing Yards, 26th in Rushing Yards & 15th in Points Scored

Georgia Tech’s NCAA rankings: 4th in Rushing Yards, 33rd in Total Yards & Points Scored

The Tar Heels Defense will have to defend the run more this week to stop the Yellow Jackets’ 4th ranked rushing attack

GO UNC TAR HEELS!

UNC Football’s NCAA rankings: 16th in Total Yards, 31st in Passing Yards, 26th in Rushing Yards & 15th in Points Scored

Georgia Tech’s NCAA rankings: 4th in Rushing Yards, 33rd in Total Yards & Points Scored

The Tar Heels Defense will have to defend the run more this week to stop the Yellow Jackets’ 4th ranked rushing attack

GO UNC TAR HEELS!

North Carolina Tar Heels Football Statistics for 2012: Giovani Bernard 930yds rush + 319yds rec & 15 TD’s

North Carolina Tar Heels Football Statistics for 2012: Giovani Bernard 930yds rush + 319yds rec & 15 TD’s

The 6-3 Tar Heels of North Carolina face the 4-5 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets at beautiful Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill NC at 12:30pm ET / 9:30am PT. The game will be televised on the ACC Network and ESPN3 / WatchESPN App.
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ESPN's ACC Blog: Gio Bernard lifts Heels to win over NCSU

The hex is over.

Giovani Bernard’s campaign for ACC Player of the Year, though, is just beginning.