Inside Carolina: Third in a Row

Nathan Elliot has become the official named starter at quarterback for the Tar Heels in the absence of previous QB starter Chazz Surratt. Today’s Inside Carolina discusses the gravity of this opportunity, and its meaning for Elliot as a player on the UNC squad.

There have been some classic Duke-Carolina games in Kenan Stadium over the last 50 years. In 1968, the Tar Heels saved their season for the second straight year by beating the favored Blue Devils behind the play of lefty quarterback Gayle Bomar, who was honored Saturday with other members of Bill Dooley’s Junction Boys teams […]

Today’s edition of “Inside Carolina” discusses some of the biggest surprises from the Tar Heels’ Spring Game. There were some standout players and some interesting takeaways, but how is it all going to come together under Mack Brown’s leadership once the season proper gets going?

The Tar Heels have hosted their first spring game, and today’s edition of “Inside Carolina” takes a look at what we’ve learned from the first outing of UNC football under Mack Brown’s leadership — especially in terms of how some of Carolina’s latest offensive strategies are playing on the field.

Today’s edition of “Inside Carolina” continues yesterday’s conversation about the coach in charge of the Tar Heels’ strength and conditioning program, and discusses some of the best practices a fresh UNC football team can put in place to mitigate problems from injuries and eliminate as many risk factors for players getting hurt as possible.

Mack Brown’s assembly of a new coaching staff for the Tar Heel football program has been a hot topic for discussion, and today’s edition of “Inside Carolina” talks over who the biggest hire Mack made might be — both in terms of name recognition, and who will have the biggest impact on the UNC football […]

The quarterback position is one of the most crucial on the gridiron, and today’s edition of “Inside Carolina” discusses an important recruit for the Tar Heels that could bring some much-needed excellence and expertise at the position. But can this four-star commitment actually make it on the field as he transfers out of Auburn?

Today’s edition of “Inside Carolina” discusses what the guys saw at Tar Heel spring practice sessions, specifically in terms of players switching up positions and trying out new roles. The depth of the new UNC squad is considerable, but will that flexibility serve them well against more specialized teams?

Mack Brown and his coaching staff have been amassing an impressive set of recruits, and today’s edition of “Inside Carolina” talks over the outlook of the new-and-improved Tar Heel team as Tar Heel fans set their sighs on another season of football.

One of the Tar Heels’ four-star recruiting commitments at wide receiver, Josh Downs, recently played at a Nike event called “The Opening Regional.” Today’s edition of “Inside Carolina” discusses Downs’ performance at the event, and talks about what he could bring to the table in his first season at UNC.