A look ahead to the 2024 UNC football schedule –

The Tar Heels should not underestimate the offensive strength of the Blue Devils. Texas transfer: Maalik Murphy now leads the team in the pocket. UNC will travel to Durham after Diploma their extra-conference list on 28 September.

North Carolina will continue its conference schedule with back-to-back home games against Pittsburgh and Georgia Tech.

The Tar Heels want to defeat the Panthers on October 5 for the third season in a row and stay undefeated against Pittsburgh at home.

Next up, North Carolina will face a sneaky Georgia Tech team on October 12The Tar Heels recently had problems against the Yellow Jackets, fall to them in each of the last three encounters.

The team will then travel to both Virginia and Florida State. 26 October And 2 Novemberrespectively.

UNC will try to recover from the home defeat against the Cavaliers last season in the latest edition of the South’s oldest rivalry.

The Tar Heels will then enter dangerous territory in Tallahassee, where they will face the Seminoles. FSU finished 13-1 last season and won the ACC Championship, earning him a place in the Orange bowl. The Seminoles are the preseason favorite to win the ACC title in 2024.

Florida State finished 10th in the The Associated Press According to a national preseason poll, UNC will have to play solidly against FSU if they want to pull off the upset.

The Tar Heels return home for their penultimate home game of the season against Wake Forest. 16 November. In the hope of Winning streak After four games against the Demon Deacons, UNC must prepare for a tough offensive battle.

North Carolina will then travel to Boston College to round out its away schedule. The Tar Heels have only twice.

For the last game of the regular season, North Carolina hosts NC State on 30 November. UNC lost to the Wolfpack in their last game. three Encounters. The Tar Heels must prepare for an explosive quarterback Grayson McCall if the team wants to turn the series back in their favor.

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