North Carolina at Tennessee
Saturday, October 25, 1930 Share
Tennessee beat North Carolina 9–7. It was their sixth meeting; after it, Tennessee led the series 4–1–1.
FinalHigh 58°F, low 37°FAttendance 18,000
In the newspapers

Evening star, Washington, D.C., October 26, 1930, page 1 (results column)
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Out Wisconsin, to Michigan Passes Defeat Illinois, IS to FOOT BALL RESULTS LOCAL TEAMS. Fordham, Z: New York u. o. Colgate. 40; Penn State. 0. Columbia, 8; Williams. o. Penn, 40: Lehigh, 0. Western Maryland, 40: Loyola, Z. Carnegie Tech, 40; Reserve, 8. Johns Hopkins, 7: Swarthmore, 0. Bucknell %; Gettysburg, 6. Syracuse, “a; st. Lawrence. 6. Tufts, IS; Connecticut Aggies, 0. Temple, z; Villanova, 8. Franklin and Marshall. o; Mullen berg, O. Hamilton, 8; Hobart, o. st. Francis, 8; st. Bonaventure. 6. New York AggieS. 25 Cooper Union, 10. Long Island, IL; Upsala. o. City College of New York, 49, Drexel. 6. Buffalo University, 6; Clarkson Tech, IA. Waynesburg, IA; Juniata, IL. Allegheny, 81; Adrian. o. Rhode Island State, 20; Coast Guard Academy New London), 0. Brown Freshmen, IL; Rhode Island State. O. Middlesbury, 10; Norwich. o. Rider. 7; Lowell Textile, 0. Providence. o; Canisius, 0. Rutgers, 40: Delaware. o. Boston College, IS; Dayton. 6. Albright, AZ p NJ c., 7. New Hampshire, SO: Vermont, 0. “. st. Thomas. IA; Mount st. Marys, 0. Union. o; Rensselaer,, 0. Westminster, s: st. Joseph, 8. Harvard Freshmen, 0; Worcester Acad- envy, o. Springfield, 90; Boston University. o. Manchester, 26; Earlham, O. Union. z: A. and T., 6. Morgan, 26; Lincoln. 6. Conn. lifts, Is; Conn Aggies, o. will H,,k1& n Edlnboro Teachers, 81; Indiana CPa.) Teachers. O. California (Pa) Teachers, 13; Blooms burg CPa) Teachers, 0. Westminster, 20: Slippery Rock. o. Lockhaven. 80; Shippenburg, II. Bates, 2: Maine, o. Colby, 20; Bowdoin, 2. Boston College, IS: Dayton, 8. New Hampshire, SO: Vermont, o. Kutztown Teachers, 6; Carlisle Bar racks, O. Middlebury, 10: Norwich. 0. N. Y. Aggies, IS; Cooper Union, 10. Washington and Jefferson, z; Lafay- Niagara, At; Alfred. o. SOUTH. Alabama, IL; Vanderbilt, Z. Georgia, 80; Auburn, z. Kentucky, At; Virginia, 0. Tennessee, 9: North Carolina, 7. Tulane, %; Georgia Tech, o. Furman. IA; Florida, 10. Duke, IA; Wofford, o. s. M. u, 81; Indiana, O. st. Johns, q; Washington and Lee, 0. oglethorpe. 10; Loyola Of New Or leans, 0. Centenary, z; Baylor, 2. Chattanooga, “a; Mississippi College, 7. University Of Arkansas. 10; Texas A. and NJ, 0. Louisiana Tech, 7; Southwest Louisi- State Teachers. At; Louisville Col lege 20. Trinity University, -; st. Edwards University, Z. Industrial College, Z: West Virginia State College, 7. University Of Louisville, s; Western Kentucky Teachers, z. Presbyterian, 6; Citadel, o. Wake Forest, 81; Mercer, o. Louisiana State University, IL; Sewa- nee, 0. Texas Christian University, 2s; Texas Tech, O. Springhin, Z; Birmingham-Southern, G. Oklahoma, 4; Kansas Aggies, o. Virginia Poly, 20; Davidson, 10. phis, Z. New Mexico Aggies, 7; Tempe Teach ers, o. King College, 50; Lenoir Rhyme, o. Moorehouse Teachers, 81; johnson c. Smith University, T. McMurry College, “a; Stephen r. Austin College, 10. South Carolina College. 8; Clark, o. Knoxville, 10; Talladega, 8. Emory and Henry, 10; Marshall, O. Potomac, 46; Shepherd, o. Greenbreir Military School, 81; Millers- burgh, O. Arkansas u, 10; Texas Aggies, o. Hampton Normal, 19; Bluefield. 8. State College for Negroes, 6; Clark, o. Rice, 6; Texas, 0. Central Teachers, z; Southeastern Teachers, 0. Roanoke College. IS; Hampden-sid- U. Of Miami, -; Southern col,es.. 9 Tennessee Wesleyan, IL; Murfreesboro.6. Purdue, 7; Wisconsin, 8. Michigan, Is; Illinois, 7. Chicago, o; Mississippi, o. Northwestern, As; Centre, 7. Ohio. 27; Miami, 6. Missouri, IA; Drake, IS. Notre Dame B, z; Northwestern B.e. Michigan State, As; Case. O. Cincinnati, Is: Denison, O Michigan State, IS; Butler. 30. . Ohio State B, IS; Hiram, o. Wilberforce. o; Tuskegee Institute. o. Hanover, 6; Oakland City, 6. Manchester, 26; Earlham a.
Public-domain newspapers from the Library of Congress’s Chronicling America, found through the American Stories dataset (Dell and Harvard, CC BY 4.0). The text is the machine reading of the page, mistakes and all.
Before kickoff
Our ratings going in
Our ratings (scores only)
Tennessee 60% to win. Elo’s favorite won.
The series
Every North Carolina–Tennessee gameTennessee leads 20–8–1 in 29 meetings, counting the 23 since this game.
| 2010 | North Carolina 30, Tennessee 27 | Music City Bowl |
| 1961 | North Carolina 22, Tennessee 21 | |
| 1960 | Tennessee 27, North Carolina 14 | |
| 1959 | Tennessee 29, North Carolina 7 | |
| 1958 | North Carolina 21, Tennessee 7 | |
| 1957 | Tennessee 35, North Carolina 0 |
Around this game
North Carolina
- Next gamevs. Georgia TechNov. 1, 1930
- SeasonNorth Carolina in 1930
- ProgramNorth Carolina history and records
Tennessee
- Next gamevs. ClemsonNov. 1, 1930
- SeasonTennessee in 1930
- ProgramTennessee history and records

