I don't think anyone in Kenan Stadium, or those watching on TV, expected the outcome of Saturday's UNC-James Madison football ...

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The North Carolina Tar Heels football team matched a program-worst performance in its stunning 70-50 loss to the James Madison Dukes on Saturday at Kenan Stadium. The Tar Heels (3-1) hadn't allowed 70 ...

UNC coach Mack Brown seeks his first career win over FSU football. Here's what he said about facing his alma mater, and his ...

The team started off strong as it recoded wins over Minnesota, Charlotte, and NC Central, however went on a four-game skid ...

Robert Willett [email protected] The North Carolina Tar Heels, playing quarterback Jacolby Criswell, were steamrolled by James Madison in first half action in Chapel Hill, N.C. Saturday.

James Madison quarterback Alonza Barnett III is The Associated Press national player of the week in college football The Associated Press national player of the week in college football for Week 4 ...

Up next James Madison: The Dukes wrap up their nonconference schedule at home against Ball State on Saturday. North Carolina: The Tar Heels will open Atlantic Coast Conference play on the road at ...

The Tar Heels won’t win an ACC championship ... will never fully escape the stigma of what Brown calls “The James Madison thing” – the 70-50 loss to JMU at Kenan Stadium.

They were blitzed by James Madison, then had tough ACC losses to Duke, Pittsburgh and Georgia Tech, testing their football resolve as they dropped four straight games. But the Tar Heels have been ...

The Tar Heels (3-4, 0-3 ACC) opened with three straight wins over Minnesota (19-17), Charlotte (38-20) and North Carolina Central (45-10), but have lost matchups to James Madison (70-50), Duke (21 ...

and Pittsburgh (34-24), in addition to their wild 70-50 loss to James Madison in Week 3. The Tar Heels have struggled defensively against the pass, ranking No. 112 nationally in that department ...