2005 North Carolina Tar Heels football tickets are in high demand throughout the Atlantic Coast Conference and especially on Tobacco Road in Chapel Hill, N.C. That's because John Bunting's Tar Heels will be squaring off with potentially 10 teams that will visit the postseason in 2005. North Carolina fans have become accustomed to buying Tar Heel tickets and seeing the Powder Blue take on some of the nation's top teams at Kenan Stadium.

ACC fans that got their hands on North Carolina football tickets for last year's showdown with perennial ACC power, the Miami Hurricanes, and were rewarded with a live look at one of the biggest upsets of the college football season. So get your North Carolina Tar Heel football tickets now, because with the Fiesta Bowl champion Utah Utes, Virginia Cavaliers, Maryland Terrapins and ACC newcomers, the Boston College Eagles each scheduled to visit Kenan Stadium in 2005, you never know who the Tar Heels are going to knock off next.

Approximately 50,000 fans bought North Carolina football tickets last October and packed into Kenan Stadium to witness the Tar Heels end fourth-ranked Miami's BCS National Championship dreams. North Carolina quarterback Darian Durant, who finished with 266 yards and two touchdowns, completed 21 passes and rumbled up the middle for the final five yards to set up Conner Barth's game-winning 42-yard field goal attempt. After the Hurricanes called time out in an effort to ice Barth, the lucky fans with Tar Heel football tickets lined the sidelines at Kenan Stadium in preparation for the celebration that would follow one of the biggest upsets of the 2004 college football season. Barth's kick flew just inside the left upright, and soon the field was covered with fans wearing North Carolina blue. Kenan Stadium was in need of new goal post after the celebration concluded.

Bunting is hoping to build off the Tar Heels' defeat of Miami in 2005, and fans are already lining up in anticipation of the next thrilling upset. Will it come against Big 10 power Wisconsin on Sept. 17? Or how about in Louisville, Ken., when the Tar Heels visit the Cardinals of the Big East on Oct. 8? Tar Heel fans will be looking for Miami Hurricanes tickets later in October, as North Carolina looks for two in a row against the Hurricanes, this time in the Orange Bowl in Miami. The season finale against defending ACC champion Virginia Tech promises to be one of the hottest tickets of the season

North Carolina Tar Heels football tickets are legendary for the college football drama that unfolds every year on the turf of Kenan Stadium. In 2005, the schedule of ACC opponents is tough and that's the way the Tar Heels and their fans like it. Join the 60,000 powder blue fanatics and cut loose with some North Carolina Tar Heels football tickets.