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The Tar Heels will test themselves against a demanding slate of power‑conference teams, highlighted by matchups with Arkansas, Kentucky and Illinois, while renewing the rivalry with N.C. State.
The Tar Heels will face Arkansas, Kentucky, Illinois and a historic Tobacco Road clash, while new coach Michael Malone shapes a roster built for early‑season challenges.
The Tar Heels have released a 14‑game non‑conference schedule that features marquee matchups, exhibition contests and a series of high‑profile road trips.
South Carolina women's basketball will play an outdoor preseason game in Charleston as part of the LinkU Invitational, kicking off a worldwide schedule that highlights Coach Dawn Staley's vision for the program.
The Buccaneers’ women’s team returns with high scoring efficiency and continuity, while the men’s squad adds key talent and prepares for a season‑opening clash in Charlotte.
After posting 32 points in 54 games for Charlotte and adding NHL experience with Florida, Foote inked a one‑year, two‑way contract that could bolster the Flyers’ depth.
The Niners aim for a third straight win as they prepare to face NC State, a team that also begins the season 2‑0.
The 2026 WVU Men’s Soccer season opens with high expectations as three senior captains lead a roster ranked No. 1 in the Sun Belt Preseason Poll and No. 23 nationally.
Unreasonable contract expectations and trade disputes are eroding team cohesion, fan trust, and the financial health of franchises across the NHL.
West Virginia University’s men’s soccer team kicks off its 2026 campaign on Aug. 20 at Charlotte, featuring returning standouts and fresh additions, while the 49ers look to defend their conference crown.
Grayson Allen's trade to the Charlotte Hornets reunites him with Duke alumni Kon Knueppel and Sion James, while the addition of Dennis Schroder bolsters the backcourt. Allen reflects on North Carolina barbecue and the team's fresh dynamics.
Mecklenburg County’s 2025 football landscape features dominant champions, breakout programs and a host of committed talent ready to shape the upcoming season.
Kyle Busch’s sudden death from pneumonia after his final win sparked a wave of tributes, with his son Brexton dedicating his career to the late champion’s memory and preparing for a public memorial at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Willie Akers, a cornerstone of West Virginia University's basketball history, passed away recently at the age of 89, leaving behind a legacy of achievement on the court and in his community.
Kyle Larson argues that Connor Zilisch's talent and work ethic merit a future at Hendrick Motorsports despite a difficult debut season, while the organization grapples with limited success and strategic adjustments.
Duke enters the 2026-27 season with the best odds to win the national championship, backed by a deep roster after losing key players to the NBA. With a projected starting lineup featuring Caleb Foster, John Blackwell, and Patrick Ngongba II, the Blue Devils aim to improve on their 2023 Elite Eight loss to UConn. Their nonconference schedule includes high-ranked opponents, with a key matchup against Florida in Gainesville. Duke’s recent success in the ACC and their focus on development and teamwork position them as title favorites.
After a Elite Eight exit last season, Duke returns with a revamped roster featuring Caleb Foster, John Blackwell, Patrick Ngongba II and other key pieces, while the program opens the year with a high‑profile matchup against Florida in Gainesville.
Michigan's women's basketball team will face Oklahoma, Maryland and Connecticut in the 2026 Women's Champions Classic, marking a return of a historic rivalry and a marquee non‑conference game at Crisler Arena.
The Cardinals are emphasizing quarterback development ahead of the upcoming season, highlighted by media appearances in Charlotte.
Alex Bowman's unexpected retirement opens a vacancy at Hendrick Motorsports, where the organization has chosen 20‑year‑old Connor Zilisch as his successor despite his scant Cup Series record. The move has sparked debate over its risk level and implications for the team's future.
From a breakout 2024 victory to a full‑time Cup Series seat, Connor Zilisch prepares to carry the storied No. 48 for Hendrick Motorsports, backed by team owner Rick Hendrick’s confidence.
From a childhood spent in a Virginia garage to a pivotal role on Ryan Blaney’s championship‑winning car, Ben Gitlin’s story blends family tradition with relentless technical dedication.
After years of karting triumphs and a breakout season in the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series, Connor Zilisch will replace Alex Bowman in the iconic No. 48 Chevrolet for Hendrick Motorsports beginning in 2028.
The athletic department under new head coach Wes Miller launches a tiered referral initiative that rewards fans for bringing in new season‑ticket buyers, offering escalating perks and discounted tickets for both referrers and referred fans.