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Longtime UNC football reporter Lee Pace announced his retirement this week, ending a 22‑year tenure that spanned multiple coaching eras. His exit arrives as the Tar Heels face a demanding slate of opponents and welcome a large influx of new talent under a fully integrated head coach.
After announcing his retirement in April 2025, Steve Robinson is back in the coaching arena, taking a special assistant role at Elon University. His extensive history with championship programs and recent praise from Tommy Lloyd position him as a key figure in the university’s quest for its first NCAA Tournament appearance.
A look at the nine players with local ties drafted this year, highlighted by Evan Dempsey’s historic selection and the broader impact on Florida’s collegiate programs.
The 2026 MLB Draft in Philadelphia highlighted a surge of regional talent, with the Mets selecting Aiden Robbins, the Padres drafting Ryan Lynch, and the Phillies adding four local players across multiple rounds.
After eight years in professional baseball, Jordyn Adams has signed with SMU as a wide receiver, bringing a unique dual‑sport background and a determination to support his family to his next chapter.
The University of North Carolina's latest recruiting haul, ranked tenth by ESPN, combines elite high school prospects, seasoned collegiate transfers, and promising international players, all poised to make an impact under first‑year coach Michael Malone.
University of North Carolina has rewarded general manager Jim Tanner with a lucrative new contract, underscoring his pivotal role in reshaping the program's roster and securing future success.
A detailed look at salary adjustments, coaching transitions, and the upcoming roster as North Carolina prepares for the next chapter of its basketball program.
The Pittsburgh Pirates opened the 2026 MLB draft with a flurry of selections, tapping LSU’s Derek Curiel as their fifth‑overall pick and adding high‑school standouts Aiden Ruiz and Andruw Giles among their early choices.
UNC sophomore right‑hander Ryan Lynch was selected 97th overall by the San Diego Padres, capping a college career marked by innings pitched, strikeouts and a shutout in the NCAA Tournament.
Ryan Lynch, a sophomore right‑hander from UNC, was selected 97th overall in the 2026 MLB Draft by the San Diego Padres, capping a season that saw him post a 4.21 ERA and 89 strikeouts.
Jason DeCaro, a junior right‑hander from the University of North Carolina, was chosen by the Pittsburgh Pirates with the 80th overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft, wrapping up a three‑year stint that included an 11‑3 record, a 2.87 ERA and a projected slot value of $1.03 million.
The Boston Red Sox chose UNC outfielder Owen Hull with the 67th overall pick, capping a season in which he led the Tar Heels in batting, OPS and RBIs and helped the team reach the College World Series.
After a brief decommitment, Kennedy Green reaffirms his pledge to Mississippi State, joining a wave of high‑profile defensive backs in a class that has risen to No. 52 nationally.
In his first NBA Summer League game, Caleb Wilson poured in 35 points, hitting seven three‑pointers and shooting 63.7% from deep, a performance that outpaces his college numbers and hints at a bright future for Chicago.
Caleb Wilson's 35‑point debut ignites excitement for both the NBA Summer League and the University of North Carolina's tournament hopes.
NaVorro Bowman Jr. discusses why mentorship from NBA veteran Michael Malone and UNC’s tradition matter in his college decision.
A look at the notable transfers joining the University of North Carolina baseball program and how their collegiate achievements bolster the team's prospects.
The University of North Carolina's baseball program is set to welcome ten new transfers, each bringing distinct achievements and experience.
The Tar Heels aim to prove Bill Belichick’s rebuild after a 4‑8 season, starting with a high‑stakes opener at Clemson.
Wisconsin’s new general manager will earn half a million dollars annually, a figure that outpaces his predecessor and positions him near the top of a competitive salary race.
A new fan‑driven project will honor fifteen former UNC basketball stars with tiered tributes, inviting supporters to shape the rankings and advocate for a permanent honorary space on campus.
Michael Malone was hired to lead North Carolina's men's basketball program with a six‑year, $50 million contract. His staff will earn over $1.7 million collectively, and Malone outlined his respect for the program's history while planning new strategies.
A look at the highest‑paid former North Carolina players, their career milestones and the latest blockbuster deal.