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| Three More UNC Starters Not On Team Flight To Atlanta - ACC Sports Journal - 7 hours ago | |
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Even with the fallout of the multiple suspensions levied by the NCAA and UNC on the Tar Heel football program on Friday, there is still the matter of actually playing the game against LSU. In spite of the fact that Carolina will take on Tigers in a very depleted state, there are still reasons to [...] Continue reading Five Reasons For Optimism vs. LSU
ACC Football Commitment Lists: Coastal Division, September 2 Kelly Parsons September 3, 2010 Share The number of recruit commitments seems to be dwindling the closer we get to the start of the 2010 football season, and this week Duke and Virginia were the only schools in the Coastal Division to add to their 2001 recruiting classes. Defensive back Reggie Owens, from Ocean Lakes High in Virginia Beach, is the newest future Blue…
Weekend Preview Part II, Sept. 3 Rob Daniels September 3, 2010 Share Rob Daniels breaks down the ACC action on tap for this weekend. Samford at Florida State Time: Noon Saturday Broadcast: ESPNU Key for the Bulldogs: Open holes for TB Chris Evans, who has rushed for 3,469 yards in three seasons. Evans began his career at UAB but didn’t play there and transferred to Samford in 2007. Key for the Seminoles: Remember another…
Christine Vaughen notched nine kills and Kaylie Gibson posted 12 digs to lead North Carolina over Ohio 3-0 (25-16, 25-22, 25-23) in the first game of the JQH Invitational Friday morning at Hammons Student Center. Carolina won their third straight match via the sweep to improve to 3-1 on the young season.
CoachSpeak; Walking On Eggshells John Bunting | Mailbag September 3, 2010 Share Former UNC coach John Bunting talks about the off-field issues coaches must deal with.
Three More UNC Starters Not On Team Flight To Atlanta Associated Press September 3, 2010 Share Three more North Carolina defensive starters are not traveling with the team for Saturday’s game in Atlanta against LSU. School spokesman Kevin Best said that linebackers Quan Sturdivant and Bruce Carter, and safety Deunta Williams weren’t on the team plane as the Tar Heels prepared to leave Friday morning. The three…
In the first of this week's two-part 10 Keys Feature, we take a look at five of the things that will play a huge role in whether or not North Carolina can keep things close with LSU.
The 2010 Roy Williams North Carolina Basketball Coaches Clinic will be held on Saturday, Oct. 23, 2010.
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – North Carolina has declared six football players ineligible for Saturday’s season-opening game for violating school and/or NCAA rules and is also withholding at least six other student-athletes from Saturday’s game while the investigation continues.
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -- The senior safety discusses the offense and defense prior to LSU.
Okay, why didn’t UNC release this like two hours ago to avoid the circus at the bus loading? UNC announced that six Tar Heels would be ineligible for the opener vs LSU and six others would be held out pending the conclusion of the investigation. Also, three other players were not traveling at this time. Here [...] Continue reading UNC: Six Players Ineligible for LSU; Nine Others Held Out
12 Tar Heels Out For LSU Game Amid NCAA Probe ACCSports Staff ACCSports.com September 3, 2010 Share Twelve players from North Carolina won’t play in the 18th-ranked Tar Heels’ opener against No. 21 LSU in Atlanta on Saturday amid an ongoing NCAA investigation. The school said Friday that six players — defensive ends Robert Quinn and Michael McAdoo, cornerbacks Kendric Burney and Charles Brown, receiver Greg…
Chapel Hill - The University of North Carolina has declared six student-athletes on the football team ineligible for Saturday's season-opening game for violating school and/or NCAA rules. The University is also withholding at least six other student-athletes from Saturday's game while the investigation continues.
The University of North Carolina has declared six student-athletes on the football team ineligible for Saturday's season-opening game for violating school and/or NCAA rules. The University is also withholding at least six other student-athletes from Saturday's game while the investigation continues.
UNC Declares Six Ineligible UNC Media Relations September 3, 2010 Share Chapel Hill – The University of North Carolina has declared six student-athletes on the football team ineligible for Saturday’s season-opening game for violating school and/or NCAA rules. The University is also withholding at least six other student-athletes from Saturday’s game while the investigation continues. The six ineligible student-athletes…
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Crothers: UNC’s Tipping Point Tim Crothers | Mailbag September 3, 2010 Share There but for the grace of God, go I. That is what one prominent college coach told me this week during our discussion about the NCAA’s ongoing investigation of the UNC football program. The old quote wasn’t meant to be pious, merely cautionary. The coach was telling me that this could happen to anybody. I was cynical about such a broad…
AP Source: UNC’s Little Won’t Travel For LSU Game Associated Press September 3, 2010 Share North Carolina receiver Greg Little won’t travel to Atlanta for the 18th-ranked Tar Heels’ opener against No. 21 LSU due to the ongoing NCAA investigation at the school, a person with knowledge of the decision said Thursday night. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the NCAA…
Up until last year, I approached previewing the ACC football season in a rather strange way. I picked the winner of all 96 games. Of course, if you ever went back and actually graded my picks, I'm sure I'd fall below the Mendoza Line, but it gave me the chance to write about the thing that interested me about each team without being riveted to a specific format. And I always enjoyed seeing what records I came up with at the end. I no longer have the time to do so, and I'm leaving to spend Lab
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