UNC vs. Oregon: How to Watch

Later tonight, the North Carolina Tar Heels (9-4, 6-2) will take on the Oregon Ducks (9-3, 7-2) in the Holiday Bowl. This will be the first bowl game in California that the Heels have ever played, and it will also be the first time ever that they have played the Ducks. As of right now, the Heels are 15-21 in bowl games, and it is now the fourth year in a row that they have qualified for one.

North Carolina football games are now available to stream on Sling TV! Which gives you even more accessibility to the Tar Heels, no matter where you are watching from. Sling TV lets you stream live TV and on-demand content over the Internet on any device; access free DVR storage in case you miss any moments; and choose from a selection of other sports packages. Sign up now and get half off your first month of Sling Orange or Sling Blue (regular price $40, $20+ for extra package.)

Visit Sling TV for prices, streaming options and available channels to make sure you don’t miss a minute of North Carolina football this season.

While both teams are similar when it comes to the number of losses they’ve experienced, Oregon’s losses have been exclusively to ranked teams. They had to go up against #3 Georgia to open the season, and from there went on an eight-game win streak before losing to #25 Washington, and eventually they would fall to in-state rivals #21 Oregon State to close out the season. While both teams are going to be missing players, it does feel like Oregon is going to have the upper hand on the Heels in this one, but perhaps Drake Maye & Co. have different plans. This should be a fascinating game, because aside from Clemson, this will be the toughest team that the Heels have faced all season.

If you were unable to make it out to California for the game, don’t worry: here is how you can watch, listen, and stream tonight’s game!

• Time: 8:00 PM ET
• Location: Petco Park - San Diego, CA
• TV: Fox with Gus Johnson, Joel Klatt, and Jenny Taft on the call
• Radio: Tar Heel Sports Network with Jones Angell, Brian Simmons, and Lee Pace. Here’s a list of affiliates airing the THSN broadcast. On Sirius XM, the THSN feed will air on channel 136 or 195 (955 on the app). You can also listen to them on GoHeels.com, The Varsity Network, and Tune In.
• Streaming: The Fox Sports App, or if you are interested in a non-cable provider option, we recommend checking out Sling TV.
• Line: UNC +14 per Draftkings.com