It has been an inspiring start to the transfer portal process for the North Carolina Tar Heels this offseason. Through the first three days since the portal opened, the Tar Heels had signed 10 players, improving their offensive line, defensive line, quarterback room, and wide receiving corps.
Wide receiver and interior offensive line seemed to be the focal point for the Tar Heels in this upcoming class. North Carolina landed seven wide receivers and five guards, which will help desperate needs for the offense.
As the final seconds slowly ticked off the clock on the scoreboard, so did the end of the North Carolina Tar Heels' 2025 season. The Tar Heels fell to the North Carolina State Wolfpack 42-19, resulting in their third consecutive loss to close the season.
It has not been the season that the North Carolina Tar Heels had hoped for when they hired Bill Belichick as the team's head coach this past offseason.
Saturday's matchup between the North Carolina Tar Heels and Duke Blue Devils was unorthodox, as both teams demonstrated strengths that had not been present all season.
Wide receiver Jordan Shipp has gained the admiration from not only the coaches on UNC's football staff, but also his teammates, too. The Charlotte, North
If it wasn’t already clear after North Carolina’s 28-12 defeat to Wake Forest last Saturday, the Tar Heels’ offense is in rough shape. No one understood this better than sophomore receiver Jordan Shipp, who stood up in the postgame locker room and addressed his teammates, apologizing minutes after the loss became final.
Wide receiver Jordan Shipp chats with the media after North Carolina's 28-12 loss to Wake Forest at Allegacy Stadium on Saturday. What was Wake Forest's defense doing to make things difficult for you?
Following a major upset of the ACC giant, Virginia, the Demon Deacons return home for a matchup against the UNC Tar Heels. With a bowl already secured, the Deacs look to continue this great season with a win against one of the greatest coaches to ever do it, Bill Belichick.
Sophomore wide receiver Jordan Shipp spoke to the media after the Tar Heels defeated Stanford 20-15 on Saturday. Shipp had five catches for 83 yards andd a touchdown.
Quarterback Gio Lopez and wide receiver Jordan Shipp have been a one-two punch for UNC's offense in year one of Bill Belichick. In North Carolina's 20-15
This weekend, Stanford will play in one of the most interesting games of the season. The Cardinal go on the road to play the North Carolina Tar Heels, where the two meet for their first-ever ACC battle.
North Carolina has been a disaster in Year 1 under coach Bill Belichick. Still winless against power conference competition, the Tar Heels have been outclassed for much of the season. However, UNC (2-5, 0-3 ACC) has quietly been playing better football over the past two weeks in one-score losses at Cal and in overtime at home against then-No.
Jordan Shipp, the sophomore wide receiver from Charlotte, North Carolina, broke down in tears after North Carolina's stunning loss to Virginia in overtime.
North Carolina football was a few plays away from gaining its first Power 4 conference win, and one over a ranked No. 16 Virginia program that had offensive firepower written all over.
North Carolina wide receiver Jordan Shipp met with the media at the Kenan Football Center on Thursday ahead of the Tar Heels' matchup with Virginia on Saturday.
The NIL has become a ginormous part of college football. Money has become vital to the point that it feels like the NFL in more ways than one. And whoever
North Carolina has been having an extremely hard time trying to find any signs of life when taking on Power 4 teams. UNC showed that it is incapable of making a contest competitive on Saturday afternoon when it was destroyed by the Clemson Tigers, similarly to the TCU Horned Frogs and the UCF Knights.
Jordan Shipp finished his outing against the Clemson Tigers on Saturday afternoon with five catches, 41 yards and 22 yards after contact. Shanard Clower, Demon June and Jake Johnson also contributed to the receiving totals as well.
North Carolina will have a big game against Clemson at Kenan Stadium on Saturday. Wide receiver Jordan Shipp will hope to continue his strong season against the Tigers Shipp leads North Carolina with 13 catches for 193 yards and two touchdowns this season.