Belichick’s QB Message Isn’t Matching UNC’s Offensive Reality
There is an old football cliché that the quarterback gets too much credit when a team wins and too much blame when a team loses. That...
Earning Trust: How Jarin Stevenson and Jonathan Powell Are Shaping UNC’s Early Season Identity
UNC’s young contributors Jarin Stevenson and Jonathan Powell are earning Hubert Davis’ trust through defense, energy, and steady play. A Between Two Grills editorial breaks down their early-season impact ahead of the Michigan State matchup.
Before the Hot Take — Beano Cook and the Lost Art of College Football Commentary
Long before hashtags, debate shows, and “viral moments,” there was Beano Cook — the original voice of college football talk, and in many ways, the OG...
UNC Football: Style Points Don’t Matter to Belichick when UNC Visits Wake Forest
UNC heads to Wake Forest with Belichick blocking out the noise while fans panic about offense and fourth-down decisions. Here’s why style points don’t matter — and why Saturday is all that counts.
Tar Heels’ Depth Tested: Can Stevenson and Bogavac Build on Performance versus Radford
With Seth Trimble sidelined, UNC’s depth is on full display. Jarin Stevenson and Luka Bogavac stepped up against Radford, showing scoring, passing, and leadership. Can they continue this level of play in the games ahead and keep the Tar Heels strong?”
Step Up Time: UNC’s Players to Watch With Trimble Out
UNC faces Radford without Seth Trimble. Here’s a look at 4 players stepping up and areas to watch for early-season Tar Heels action.
The Sound of Silence and a Little Ludacris in Chapel Hill
My wife loves North Carolina football—well, sort of. She loves the tailgate, the people, the fall weather, and being part of the scene. But if I’m...
Seth Trimble’s Setback Won’t Hold This Tar Heel Back
When I wrote about Seth Trimble being the key to setting the Tar Heels’ rhythm, I wasn’t exaggerating. He had finally grown into that steadying presence...
Sunday Night Football is Helping UNC Play Better on Saturdays
UNC’s “Sunday Night Football” practices aren’t about the NFL — they’re about development. Matt from Between 2 Grills breaks down how Bill Belichick’s player-first approach is changing the Tar Heels’ culture, creating real Saturday results, and setting a new standard for college football programs.
Cover Two: UNC’s Defense Carries the Weight While the Offense Searches for Balance
If I told you North Carolina would have 253 yards of total offense for the game, you’d probably say the Heels were beaten bad — and...