UConn Triumphs Over North Carolina in Fenway Bowl With Dominant Performance

The Huskies' 27-14 victory highlighted offensive struggles for UNC and marked the end of Mack Brown's tenure, as Bill Belichick prepares to take over.

UConn quarterback Joe Fagnano threw for 151 yards and two touchdowns, leading the Huskies to a decisive 27-14 win over North Carolina in the Fenway Bowl.
North Carolina's offense struggled, managing only 206 total yards, with their only touchdowns coming from a kick return and a trick play by running back Caleb Hood.
UConn's Mel Brown rushed for 96 yards, while Skyler Bell contributed 77 receiving yards, including a 38-yard touchdown catch in the first quarter.
The game marked the conclusion of Mack Brown's tenure as UNC head coach, following the team's first losing season since 2021, with Bill Belichick set to take over in 2025.
Fenway Park's unique setup for football included snow piles along the field and a converted scoreboard, creating a memorable atmosphere for fans despite the rainy weather.