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The Tar Heels are poised to land the nation’s No. 1 prospect in the 2027 class, a first for the program since Harrison Barnes in 2010, potentially reshaping its recruiting stature.
Amid an active university probe into off‑field issues, including the resignation of general manager Michael Lombardi and questions surrounding his son Steve Belichick, Bill Belichick reaffirmed a culture of compliance and focused on the upcoming game against East Tennessee State.
North Carolina field hockey secured its 13th consecutive win over Princeton in a shootout at Karen Shelton Stadium, with sophomore goalkeeper Merritt Skubisz making key saves and freshman Sofia Ferri converting the decisive attempt.
In a recent press conference, North Carolina head coach Michael Malone offered a detailed look at his 2026-27 roster, highlighting the unlimited potential of Sayon Keita, addressing Cameron Fens’ eligibility, and forecasting a deeper transfer class next year, all while sharing a lighthearted note about his search for a home in Chapel Hill.
TCU Horned Frogs open the 2026 season in Dublin against North Carolina, featuring returning stars and a new quarterback, while Bill Belichick’s Tar Heels prepare for a pivotal test.
Ahead of the new season, the early games that once promised excitement now draw criticism, as coaches like Bill Belichick face early scrutiny and proposals to scrap the tradition gain traction.
The Tar Heels are reshaping their defensive backfield after losing several key players, navigating a coordinator’s medical leave, and integrating transfers as they aim to field a competitive secondary.
Coach Erin Matson unveils a revamped roster featuring ten fresh recruits, including top prospects Sofia Ferri and Morgan O’Donnell, as the Tar Heels look to build on last year’s Final Four run.
A look at the Tar Heels’ special‑teams revamp, from coaching changes to fresh talent, as they seek to improve punt coverage, punting and overall field position in the upcoming season.
UNC baseball adds three high‑impact transfers — Jamie Laskofski, CJ Egrie and Blaize Johnson — to chase a 2027 national championship after a near‑miss in 2026.
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has finalized its lineup for the upcoming season, featuring 11 new players, including international prospects Sayon Keita and Alexandros Samodurov, and a mix of transfers and freshmen aimed at reinforcing the Tar Heels' identity.
The Bulldogs open at home, face a stretch of regional opponents, travel to Chapel Hill, compete in a Thanksgiving tournament, and finish with a series of road games against top‑ranked teams.
After three refusals, Michael Malone accepted the North Carolina Tar Heels head coaching position, citing Roy Williams' lasting impact on his career. Williams' legacy of 485 wins and three national titles continues to echo as Malone builds his own roster.
In his first press conference, Michael Malone detailed a relentless daily‑improvement philosophy, a target‑rich recruiting plan and a tough, team‑first style he hopes will restore UNC’s national relevance.
North Carolina’s field hockey program enters the 2026 campaign with a nine‑time ACC championship streak, a challenging schedule, and a roster in flux under Coach Erin Matson.
North Carolina Tar Heels running back Demon June has been selected for the Doak Walker Award Preseason Watch List, recognizing his impressive freshman production and early 2025 momentum.
UNC's freshly appointed coach Michael Malone discusses his strategy to rebuild the program, attract top talent and cultivate a tough, cohesive identity.
New UNC basketball coach Michael Malone outlines his plan to rebuild the Tar Heels through daily improvement, top‑tier recruiting, and a cohesive, hard‑nosed playing style.
A top-ranked 2027 prospect is courting the Tar Heels as he sets a schedule of official visits that could shape his college destination.
The Atlantic Coast Conference’s transfer portal window opened on April 6 for women’s basketball and a day later for the men’s side, giving UNC’s roster a fresh wave of movement. Notable departures include Lanie Grant heading to TCU and Derek Dixon moving to Louisville, while a wave of incoming talent features Achol Akot, Elina Aarnisalo, Chloe Clardy and others.
The UNC Tar Heels lost 17‑16 in overtime to No. 16 Virginia, extending their winless streak against Power Five opponents and setting the stage for a crucial upcoming matchup.
Freshman center Sayon Keita cleared his visa process and landed in Chapel Hill, adding depth to UNC’s frontcourt as the team prepares for the upcoming season.
North Carolina Tar Heels coach Bill Belichick is exploring a deeper pool of fifth‑year athletes after a Colorado court ruling restored eligibility for 2022 high‑school graduates, a move mirrored by other programs.
The University of North Carolina’s women’s soccer team, No. 8 in the Preseason TopDrawerSoccer poll, will host Quinnipiac on Sunday at 1 p.m., marking the program’s first-ever meeting. With a 12‑game home winning streak and key contributors such as Hope Munson and Bella Devey, the Tar Heels look to build on early-season momentum.