Raleigh, NC - Sophomore quarterback Russell Wilson threw four touchdown passes and the NC State defense held North Carolina to three second half points as the Wolfpack upset the Tar Heels 28-27 at Carter-Finley Stadium.

Click here to see over 100 photos from the Carolina at NC State football game by sports photographer Gene Galin.

NCSU QB Russell Wilson et al

Chapel Hill, NC - Miami Hurricanes head football coach Randy Shannon speaks to the media after the Carolina football game at Kenan Stadium.

Chapel Hill, NC - Video: Miami Hurricanes Quarterback Jacory Harris makes some comments after the Carolina football game. He had thrown four interceptions in the game. Two of those were returned for touchdowns.

Miami (7-3,4-3) vs. North Carolina (7-3,3-3)

Chapel Hill, NC - Duke Blue Devils football coach David Cutcliffe speaks to the media after the Duke loss to UNC at Kenan Stadium. (Part II of II)

Chapel Hill, NC - Duke Blue Devils football coach David Cutcliffe speaks to the media after the Duke at UNC football game. (Part I of II)

Chapel Hill, NC - Duke Blue Devils QB Thadeus Lewis speaks to the media after the Duke loss to Carolina at Kenan Stadium.

Chapel Hill, NC - Duke CB Leon Wright speaks to the media after the Duke loss to Carolina at Kenan Stadium.

Chapel Hill, NC - Christian Ponder threw for a career-high 395 yards and three touchdowns to help Florida State beat North Carolina 30-27 at Kenan Stadium on Thursday night.

Rod Owens added career-highs of nine catches for 199 yards, including a 98-yard score, for the FSU Seminoles.

Florida State finished with 438 total yards, the most allowed by North Carolina all season. Ponder completed 33 of 40 passes.

Click here to see over 100 photos from the FSU at UNC football game by sports photographer Gene Galin.

Chapel Hill, NC - Postgame quotes about the North Carolina versus Florida State football game.

North Carolina Head Coach Butch Davis
Obviously we're very disappointed in the outcome of the ballgame. It was a tough loss. I thought that our football team was very well prepared. I thought that the way we started the game was the way we had practiced for the last 10 days, the efficiency, the effectiveness, the things that we were doing, both offensively and defensively and special teams.

Chapel Hill, NC - (Parody) With the calendar fast approaching 10-22-09, a large group of people must deal with the logistics of the traffic coming into Chapel Hill, North Carolina for the first ever Thursday Night ESPN football between UNC and FSU. Will you be one of the fortunate ones to make the opening kickoff?

Chapel Hill, NC - T.J. Yates threw for two touchdowns while freshman receiver Erik Highsmith had a big game to help No. 24 North Carolina beat East Carolina 31-17 at Kenan Stadium.

Highsmith had six catches for 113 yards and a score for the Tar Heels, who are off to their first 3-0 start since winning the first eight games in 1997. His big day included a pair of key catches to move the chains on the Tar Heels' clock-draining drive that ended with Ryan Houston's 5-yard score with 1:58 left in the game.

Click here to see over 100 photos from the game by sports photographer Gene Galin.

T.J. Yates threw two touchdown passes in the decisive first half, and No. 21 North Carolina routed The Citadel 40-6.

Click here to see over 50 photos by sports photographer Gene Galin from the game.

Fans will once again have an opportunity to be a part of every Tar Heel
Sports Network football broadcast with the pregame Mailbag segment.
Beginning right now, Carolina fans can email their questions
to the crew. During Saturday's pregame--coverage begins at 5 p.m.
across the network--Rick, Jones, Woody and Lee will answer a few of the
best questions.

Please make sure to include your name and hometown and keep those questions coming all season long.

Greensboro, N.C. -- Former North Carolina tailback Kelvin Bryant has been named to the Dr. Pepper ACC Football Championship Game Legends Class of 2009.

The Legends will be honored at this year's Dr Pepper ACC Football Championship Game weekend. They will appear at the ACC Coaches and Awards Luncheon at noon on Friday, Dec. 4, and will be honored at the "ACC Night of Legends" held at the Grand Hyatt Tampa Bay on Friday evening. They will also be recognized during pre-game ceremonies at Raymond James Stadium for the 5th Annual Dr Pepper ACC Football Championship, which has an 8 p.m. kickoff on Dec. 5 and will be nationally televised by ESPN.

The group of 12 former gridiron standouts from current ACC schools includes three former ACC Players of the Year, seven former All-Americas, nine players who combined for 79 years of professional football experience and 10 who were drafted into the National Football League including two first-round picks and the No. 1 choice in the 1987 draft (Vinnie Testaverde).

In all, the collection of players and coaches combined to capture two national championships, one NFL World Championship and 15 ACC team titles.