Every time you turn on a UNC football game, chances are you see Omarion Hampton with the opposing defense behind him. Hampton, the Tar Heels' star junior running back, continues to prove himself as a household name in college football.

After his dominant performance in a 31-24 win against Wake Forest, UNC's Omarion Hampton was named the ACC Running Back of the Week.

Two weeks (Carolina was on a bye last week) after setting a career high in all purpose yards against Florida State, Hampton rushed for 244 yards on 35 carries. He averaged a healthy seven yards a carry,

I'm running out of ways to write about how talented of a running back UNC's Omarion Hampton is. On Saturday night in a closer-than-expected 31-24 victory over Wake Forest, Hampton ran for 244 yards and a touchdown on 35 carries (7 YPC).

North Carolina's Omarion Hampton ran for a career-high 244 yards and a touchdown, Power Echols returned an interception 42 yards for a touchdown and the Tar Heels made enough big

If the North Carolina Tar Heels didn't have Omarion Hampton on Saturday night against Wake Forest, I think tonight's outcome would look a lot different. If UNC's defense didn't step up in the fourth quarter – albeit an almost collapse – I think we could

UNC football is bowl eligible with two games remaining in the 2024 season. The Tar Heels followed a four-game losing streak with three wins in a row, including Saturday night’s 31-24 victory against Wake Forest,

W ith lows dipping into the 30s and an 8 pm kickoff, the stage was set for a somewhat low energy affair between UNC and Wake Forest on Saturday night in Chapel Hill and that is ju