North Carolina refuses to let media talk to players after taking a beating from James Madison
What the AP story – or any other dispatch from any other reporter covering the game – didn’t contain was a comment from any UNC player. That’s because North Carolina refused to let the assembled media talk to players after this home loss.
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New UNC starting QB Jacolby Criswellhas solid game in first start despite turnoversThere were hardly any positive takeaways for the UNC football team after Saturday's poor excuse of a game against James ...
Two weeks after James Madison narrowly defeated Gardner-Webb, 13-6, in a low-scoring affair at home, the Dukes (3-0, 0-0 Sun Belt) recorded a 70-50 road win over the winningest active head coach and ...
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North Carolina suffered a 70-50 blowout defeat at the hands of James Madison on Saturday, but the disappointment didn't stop there. According to Darren ...
The Tar Heels coach reportedly placed blame solely at his own feet after an embarrassing loss to James Madison.
The North Carolina Tar Heels allowed the most points in school history against James Madison, a team in the Sun Belt, in a ...
James Madison made North Carolina fans give up on their team at halftime of Saturday's college football game in Chapel Hill.
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