Due to COVID-19 issues within the Boston College women’s basketball program, UNC’s scheduled game against the Eagles on Feb. 11 has been postponed.

The ACC announced the news Saturday, also adding that Boston College’s game against Clemson scheduled for Sunday was postponed as well.

A replacement game for the Tar Heels has yet to be decided upon. UNC is currently 8-8 this season with a 3-8 record in the ACC.

The Tar Heels’ next scheduled game is Sunday at home against No. 4 NC State.

 

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