September 30, 2008
With all the pre-season polls now being released, the North Carolina Tar Heels have been established as the clear cut #1 team in the nation.

Coming off a stellar season and everybody coming back coach Roy Williams expects to be cutting down the nets at the Final Four in Detroit. Along with player of the year candidate Tyler (Psycho-T) Hansbrough, Ty Lawson, and Wayne Ellington, the Heels have a great incoming class including forward Tyler Zeller, forward Ed Davis, and guard Larry Drew. Last years dissapointing loss in the Final Four to eventual national champion Kansas has left a bad taste in the Tar Heels mouth and now have them looking to rebound from that defeat. With the focus now on this year’s road it has many wondering can the Tar Heels add another banner to their already impressive resume.
September 30, 2008
Cameron Sexton threw a 14-yard touchdown pass to Brooks Foster with 46 seconds left, Trimane Goddard had two interceptions in the final minutes, and North Carolina rallied from an early 14-point deficit to beat Miami 28-24 on Saturday.
September 30, 2008
There were three common threads running through the emails from Tar Heel fans this week processing Saturday’s 20-17 loss to Virginia Tech: What happens now at quarterback with T.J. Yates out for six weeks? Why can’t the Tar Heels run the ball any better? And what about those officials’ calls that twice gave Virginia Tech new life on a crucial third quarter scoring drive?
September 30, 2008
As Carolina prepares for a difficult road test Saturday at Miami without starting quarterback T.J. Yates, there are two simple requirements of the offensive line: protect the quarterback and open running lanes. How well they achieve those goals might determine the game’s outcome.
September 30, 2008
- Submit Your Extra Points Mailbag Questions Now
- UNC vs. UConn Set For 7 p.m.
- Podcast: Butch Davis Monday Press Conference
- Podcast: T.J. Yates
- Player Press Conference Quotes
- Yates Injury Update (Monday)
- NFL Update: Week 3
- Lucas: The Final Overhaul
- Tar Heels Fall To Hokies
Every fiber of Mark Paschal’s flesh reflected the pain and torture of the moment shortly after 7 p.m. Saturday. His voice oozed with bewilderment and frustration. For seven minutes he leaned against a wall in the players lounge in Kenan Football Center and talked about the events of the afternoon, the 20-17 victory by Virginia Tech over the Tar Heels.
