Riding a three-game win streak in November for the first time in forever, the 6-4 (3-3) Tar Heels will look to guarantee a third straight winning season as they travel to Chestnut Hill to play 5-5 (2-4) Boston College. The Eagles were ranked early in the season but appeared to be in some disarray in the last month, with losses to Virginia and Virginia Tech followed by starting quarterback Thomas Castellanos being benched and apparently leaving the team, but in their last two games, they first ran all over Syracuse and then gave conference-leading SMU all they could handle — they might just be on the way back.
UNC Football Opponent Preview: Boston College
