Carolina’s annual Spring Game is set for Saturday, April 20 at 3 p.m. in Kenan Stadium. Admission to the game is free and seating is general admission. All fans in attendance will have the chance to win various prizes, including game tickets and signed footballs.
Carolina Ticket Sales will set up a table inside Gate 3 of Kenan Stadium for fans to place deposits for season tickets. Deposits begin at $315.
Festivities will begin at the Bell Tower at 1 p.m. with a Fan Fest, featuring interactive games and music. The Fan Fest will remain open until 2:30 p.m.
Free public parking for the game is available starting at noon in these lots:
- Bell Tower Deck
- Bowles Lot
- Cardinal Deck
- Craige Deck
- Jackson Deck
- Manning Lot
The Spring Game will showcase several star Tar Heels, including junior running back Omarion Hampton, linebacker Power Echols and edge rusher Kaimon Rucker. Redshirt sophomore Conner Harrell and Texas A&M transfer Max Johnson are competing for the starting quarterback position left vacant by the departing Drake Maye. Including Johnson, Carolina’s spring roster includes 30 newcomers, including both early freshmen enrollees and incoming transfers.
The Spring Game will not be broadcast on television or on 97.9 The Hill’s airwaves.
Featured image via Associated Press/Nell Redmond
Chapelboro.com does not charge subscription fees, and you can directly support our efforts in local journalism here. Want more of what you see on Chapelboro? Let us bring free local news and community information to you by signing up for our newsletter.
Related Stories
‹
Chansky's Notebook: Postseason ReviewsArt Chansky reviews the negative feedback he's heard about Bill Belichick's first season as head football coach at UNC.
UNC and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Football SeasonYes, it was as bad as it looked. The Tar Heels went out with a whimper in their 42-19 shellacking at NC State Saturday night. It was the Wolfpack’s fifth straight win against UNC, tied for their longest such run in series history. Between wins No. 4 and 5, Carolina had seen a […]
UNC Football's Season Ends with Blowout Loss at NC StateThe UNC defense had no answer for NC State in the first half Saturday night, as the Wolfpack scored on all four of their first-half possessions on their way to a 42-19 win in Raleigh. It’s NC State’s fifth consecutive win in the series, which is tied for its longest in program history. “It was […]
The UNC-NC State Rivalry is as Petty as it is Mediocre. That’s What Makes it Great.The heated UNC-NC State rivalry never carries much weight nationally. It's purely regional, and that's why we love it.
UNC Football at NC State (2025): How to Watch, Cord-Cutting Options and Kickoff TimeUNC will wrap up its 2025 season Saturday night when it visits rival NC State in Raleigh. The Tar Heels are looking to snap a four-game losing streak against the Wolfpack. If you aren’t attending the game in person, here’s how you can follow along at home: Broadcast Schedule Those hoping to listen on the […]
Chansky's Notebook: The Prepared PackWhile he has acknowledged the rivalry between UNC and N.C. State, Bill Belichick is not aware how hostile Saturday night will be.
2025 UNC Football Opponent Preview: NC StateCarolina will wrap up the 2025 regular season when it visits NC State in Raleigh Saturday night. The Wolfpack have won each of the last four meetings with the Tar Heels and seven of the last nine, with UNC’s only victories in that span coming in 2019 and 2020. This season, NC State enters the […]
The Monday Morning Huddle: Focus and ConcentrationUNC football general manager Michael Lombardi joined 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey this morning for “The Monday Morning Huddle,” presented by Chapel Hill Tire. Lombardi and the Tar Heels dropped their home finale against Duke Saturday, losing 32-25 on a late Blue Devil touchdown. UNC is now 4-7 on the season and will travel to NC […]
After Heartbreaking Loss, UNC Football Attempting to Reset for NC StateUNC goes from one rivalry to another when it visits NC State this weekend. The Tar Heels say they're ready for the challenge.
Late Touchdown Sinks UNC Football in Home Finale vs. DukeDuke scored a touchdown with 2:18 left to overcome a late deficit and beat Carolina 32-25 at Kenan Stadium Saturday night. “Really proud of the effort everybody gave all week and tonight,” head coach Bill Belichick said after the game. “Obviously, we came up a few plays short and that’s disappointing. But give Duke credit. […]
›
