How to watch UNC’s game at SMU on The CW

If you want to watch No. 12 North Carolina’s game Saturday at SMU on TV, you’ll have to figure out your CW affiliate.

How to watch UNC’s game against USC Upstate on The CW

If you want to watch No. 14 North Carolina’s game Saturday against USC Upstate on TV, you’ll have to figure out your CW affiliate.

‘Bullet’ Gause seized his chances against Stanford

CHAPEL HILL — When UNC needed a spark against Stanford, sophomore running back Davion Gause delivered — not just with his legs, but with his hands and his instincts.

Maye’s numbers dip, but he leads Pats to 7th straight win; Stewart hurt

No matter what numbers Drake Maye puts up, he just keeps winning. Maye led New England to a 28–16 victory Sunday at Tampa Bay for the 8–2 Patriots’ seventh consecutive win, giving them a 1½-game lead atop the AFC East.

UNC’s defense reset, found its edge through trust and relentless pressure

CHAPEL HILL — After the Clemson loss, North Carolina’s defense faced a reality check. The open date that followed wasn’t just a breather; it was a turning point. The results of the transformation have been evident in the last three games, including Saturday’s 20–15 home victory over Stanford.

Good, Bad and Ugly Report: Stanford

You can forgive Carolina fans for feeling, as Yogi Berra famously described, deja vu all over again, as the Tar Heels welcomed Stanford to Chapel Hill on Saturday. There was a lot that was familiar about this victory.

Nine sacks, no quit: Defense powers Heels to second straight win

CHAPEL HILL — North Carolina’s defense keeps getting better, just in time for the Tar Heels to gain some momentum while the offense tries to find some consistency. The Tar Heels piled up a season-high nine sacks and got enough offense to beat down a bad Stanford team 20–15 Saturday for their second consecutive victory after struggling in the first half.

Stanford at UNC: Times, where, when to watch, lines, notes, statistics and depth chart

Here’s a look at the Stanford at UNC matchup with times, lines, statistics, notes and depth chart.

How to watch UNC’s next two football games on The CW

If you plan to watch North Carolina’s next two football games, now’s the time to figure out your CW affiliate.

Belichick focuses on incremental gains, big picture after victory

Finally beating a power conference team hasn’t changed Bill Belichick’s mantra. He still emphasized at his Tuesday press conference that North Carolina (3–5, 2–4 ACC) is on a steady climb and needs to keep showing incremental progress.

Maye overcomes mistakes, extends Pats’ streak to six; Gray has monster game

Drake Maye didn’t have his best day, but it was enough to lead New England to its sixth consecutive victory.

Lopez finds his rhythm, delivers season-best performance

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — For much of the first half, North Carolina’s offense put up numbers but looked stuck in neutral. Pressure collapsed the pocket, drives stalled in the red zone, and a costly fumble turned into a Syracuse touchdown.

June flipped game with one simple screen pass

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The game’s turning point came on a simple screen pass. True freshman Demon June caught the ball near the line of scrimmage, slipped one defender, stiff-armed safety Braheem Long and accelerated down the left sideline for a 72-yard touchdown that gave North Carolina its first second-half lead against a power conference opponent since last November.

Good, Bad and Ugly Report: Syracuse

In a Halloween night game between two struggling teams, with all the horror movie cliches just waiting out there, it was only appropriate that it was a Demon who helped lead an exorcism.