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Buy Now: Last-Minute Tickets for Pitt vs. UNC Oct. 10 College Football Game at Acrisure Stadium

Here is everything you need to know about Pitt vs. UNC, including ticket info for the college football game.

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Despite losing their starting QB, Pitt aims to stay unbeaten when the Panthers host Bill Belichick and UNC on October 10 at Acrisure Stadium .

Pitt beat Virginia Tech last week, but lost QB Mason Heintschel for the year with a torn ACL. Backup QB Holden Geriner aims to step up and connect with Cataurus Hicks and Byce Yates.

North Carolina has lost two straight. Belichick, the former Patriots coach, looks to lead the Tar Heels above .500 in his second year with UNC.

Here is everything you need to know about Pitt vs. UNC, including ticket info for the college football game.

Pitt vs. UNC is scheduled to start at 12 p.m. ET on Saturday, Oct. 10. The game will be played at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh.

You can find tickets for Pitt vs. UNC on StubHub . Click below to view exact costs, seats and availability.

Ticket prices for the Oct. 10 game against UNC start at $63 and can reach up to $381.

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Plan parking/transit and note the posted start time

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Friday, October 9, 2026

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