Quiz On North Carolina Tar Heels Football

In 2004, Darian Durant was the senior quarterback for the North Carolina Tar Heels and had the highest offensive yardage of 2,426 yards.

The UNC Tar Heels football team lost their 2005 season opener with a score of 21-27. The ACC team they lost to was the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.

In 2005, North Carolina sophomore Connor Barth held the position of Place Kicker on the football special teams. This means that his primary role was to kick field goals and extra points for the team.

In 2004, North Carolina football junior Matt Baker played as the backup to Darian Durant, who was the starting quarterback. This means that Baker's position on the team was also quarterback, as he served as Durant's backup during that season.

In 2005, the Louisville Cardinals defeated North Carolina by the largest margin of 55 points.

Hakeem Nicks is the correct answer because he was a sophomore wide receiver from North Carolina in 2006 and he ranked fifth in the ACC with 660 receiving yards.

Jesse Holley played the offensive position of wide receiver for the North Carolina Tar Heels football team in 2005. This position is responsible for catching passes from the quarterback and gaining yardage for the team. Wide receivers typically line up on the outside of the offensive formation and use their speed and agility to run routes and create separation from defenders in order to make catches.

In 2002, freshman placekicker Dan Orner's longest field goal for the North Carolina Tar Heels was 55 yards.

In their 2002 season opener, the North Carolina Tar Heels lost to the Miami Hurricanes by a score of 21-27.

In 2003, Ronnie McGill played the tailback position for the North Carolina Tar Heels football team. This position is typically responsible for running the ball and is located behind the quarterback in the offensive formation. McGill, being a freshman, had the opportunity to showcase his skills and contribute to the team's offense in this position.

In a 2003 game against Syracuse, the North Carolina Tar Heels completed 32 passes.

Michael Waddell is the correct answer because he was a senior cornerback for North Carolina in 2003 and led the NCAA with a kickoff return average of 31.7.

Dan Orner is the correct answer because he made a team-high 35 PATs in the 2003 season for the North Carolina Tar Heels.

In their 2004 season opener, the North Carolina Tar Heels beat the William & Mary Tribe with a score of 49-38.

Ronnie McGill is the correct answer because he led the Tar Heels with 530 rushing yards in 2005.

In 2006, North Carolina sophomore Cameron Sexton played backup to Joe Dailey in the quarterback position. This means that Sexton was the substitute or second-string quarterback, ready to step in and play if Dailey was unable to. As a backup quarterback, Sexton would have been responsible for studying the playbook, learning the team's offensive strategies, and being prepared to take over the quarterback role if needed during games.

Connor Barth recorded a team-leading 70 points for the North Carolina Tar Heels in 2004. This suggests that he was the most successful kicker on the team, scoring the most points through field goals and extra points.

Joe Dailey moved to the wide receiver position in 2007 after playing as a quarterback. This suggests that he made a transition from the quarterback position to the wide receiver position for the North Carolina Tar Heels.

Darian Durant is the correct answer because he had the highest number of completions (234) among the junior quarterbacks in North Carolina in 2003.

Jarwarski Pollock had the highest number of receptions, with a total of 71, among the North Carolina Tar Heels junior wide receivers in 2003.

In their 2006 season opener, the North Carolina Tar Heels football team lost 16-21 to the Rutgers Scarlet Knights.

Kareen Taylor is the correct answer because he ranked fourth in the ACC with five interceptions in 2006 as a senior safety for the North Carolina Tar Heels. This indicates that he had a strong performance in terms of intercepting passes, which contributed to his team's success. The other options, Kyle Jolly, Ryan Baucom, and Lowell Dyer, do not have any information provided that suggests they achieved the same level of success in interceptions during that season.

Jason Brown played the position of Center for the North Carolina football offense as a junior in 2004.

Michael Waddell played as a cornerback for the North Carolina Tar Heels football defense in 2003.

Jarwarski Pollock is the correct answer because he had the highest number of receptions, with 45, among the senior wide receivers of the North Carolina Tar Heels in 2004. This indicates that he was the most productive and reliable receiver on the team that season.

Jesse Holley achieved a team high of 456 receiving yards for the 2004 North Carolina Tar Heels as a sophomore WR.

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Chad Scott is the correct answer because he led the North Carolina Tar Heels in rushing yards in 2004. He accumulated a total of 796 rushing yards during that season.