North Carolina quarterback Gio Lopez did not suffer a season-ending injury in Saturday's loss to UCF, On3 reported Monday. Lopez departed in the third quarter of the Tar Heels' 34-9 defeat in Orlando, carted to the locker room after being helped off the field with an injury to his right leg.
North Carolina had three games to right the ship offensively since its season-opening loss to TCU. After its 34-9 loss to UCF, it's clear that they have not.
The Tar Heels have shown glimpses of promise this year. But deeper into the season it’s clear that minus a few standouts, the offense lacks firepower to push Carolina through tight, game-changing moments. One of Bill Belichick’s now-questionable investments, Gio Lopez, has been a mixed bag.
North Carolina's two-game winning streak has come to an end after it suffered its second loss of the season after it lost to UCF in a 34-9 blowout loss at the Acrisure Bounce House.
Bill Belichick watched the quarterback battle between South Alabama transfer Gio Lopez and former LSU and Texas A&M quarterback Max Johnson, who fought throughout Fall Camp after his gruesome leg injury.
UNC quarterback Gio Lopez threw two touchdowns to wide receiver Jordan Shipp against the Richmond Spiders, helping the Tar Heels win another game during the early stages of the 2025 campaign.
North Carolina cruised to a 41-6 win over Richmond on Saturday at Kenan Stadium. The Tar Heels struggled at times to generate sustained offense and lacked explosive plays, but they consistently converted opportunities created by favorable field position to take control of the game.
The Carolina offense was missing a piece to their puzzle of success. In the press conference after Week 3’s game against Richmond, quarterback Gio Lopez made it clear that he and his teammates had the skill all along, but what mattered most in the crucial moments was dependability among the players.
UNC freshman running back Demon June had a big day on Saturday afternoon, helping the Tar Heels to a 41-6 win over Head Coach Russ Huesman and the Richmond Spiders.
Gio Lopez threw for two touchdowns and ran for a score as North Carolina used defense to control visiting Richmond in a 41-6 victory Saturday in Chapel Hill, N.C.
Freshman Demon June wasted no time making his mark on the field for week 3's matchup against Richmond. He came out hot as an offensive weapon, bursting with speed and gaining 50 yards for the Tar Heels in the first quarter.
North Carolina’s 20–3 win over UNC-Charlotte last weekend marked the first victory of the 'Chapel Bill' era and showed flashes of what this Tar Heel team can become.
North Carolina is entering Week 3 with a 1-1 record after a 20-3 victory over Charlotte. Here is the report card from last week’s game. Just like in the season opener, the offense came out of the gate firing with a three-play, 75-yard scoring drive.
UNC's starting quarterback, Gio Lopez, had a much better outing against the Charlotte 49ers, leading to the team's first win of the season under Bill Belichick' s tutelage — and, of course, win number one in the books as a college head coach for the 73-year-old.
Gio Lopez threw for a touchdown and legendary NFL coach Bill Belichick secured his first collegiate coaching victory as North Carolina defeated Charlotte 20-3 on Saturday night in Charlotte.
Bill Belichick has named his first North Carolina starting quarterback. Belichick announced Wednesday that South Alabama transfer Gio Lopez will get the start for his UNC (and collegiate) coaching debut vs.
TCU now has one less mystery to solve before its Week One trip to Chapel Hill. North Carolina has officially named Gio Lopez as its starting quarterback for the Labor Day opener, giving the Horned Frogs a clear target to prepare for.
North Carolina Tar Heels head coach Bill Belichick doesn't want anybody to know anything about the way he does things. He's always been tight-lipped, and that's been especially true as it relates to prying questions from the media.
North Carolina's Bill Belichick has found himself in a very interesting situation as he gears up for his first season as a college football head coach.