The Boston College Eagles (6-5, 3-4 ACC) football team became bowl eligible on Saturday afternoon with a dominant 41-21 win over the UNC Tar Heels (6-5, 3-4 ACC) at Alumni Stadium. Not only did it make the Eagles bowl eligible for the eighth time in nine years,

UNC football followed its three-game winning streak with a poor performance at Boston College. Here's what happened to Mack Brown's squad.

Boston College led start to finish, snapping North Carolina’s three-game ACC win streak as the Eagles brought UNC’s offense to halt.

North Carolina traveled to Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, today to face off with Boston College in their last road game of the season. They took the field at Alumni Stadium and it didn't take long for the Eagles to take the lead,

Tar Heels running back Omarion Hampton, who had a career-high 244 yards rushing against Wake Forest, now becomes the problem for Boston College.

North Carolina went on the road for the last time this season taking on ACC opponent Boston College in Chesnut Hills, Massachusetts. Things did not go UNC football's way. They found themselves down 24-7 at the halftime break,

I know I am not the only one that believes this, and I also know that pride wasn’t nearly enough to save the Tar Heels from getting pummeled by Boston College this afternoon. The day started off innocently enough.

UNC coach Mack Brown, whose Tar Heels have won three straight, expecting ultra physical road game against Eagles