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A tribute to Coach Anson Dorrance and the Welsh‑Loveman family’s generosity has transformed the University of North Carolina’s soccer and lacrosse venue into a state‑of‑the‑art facility that inspires the next generation of players.
The Atlanta Hawks traded up to the 52nd pick to acquire Henri Veesaar, a 7‑foot Estonian who averaged 17 points and 8.7 rebounds at UNC, promising immediate impact despite defensive work still needed.
The Atlanta Hawks selected Henri Veesaar with the 52nd pick, a move praised by president Onsi Saleh as a potential steal that adds size, shooting and playmaking to the roster.
Duke basketball continues to dominate the high school recruiting landscape, securing elite prospects across multiple graduating classes while fending off competition from traditional powerhouses.
Duke University’s men’s basketball program, under head coach Jon Scheyer, has cemented its reputation as a recruiting powerhouse, capturing the nation’s top-ranked high school class for three consecutive years. The Blue Devils continue to shape the future of college basketball by extending scholarship offers to some of the most coveted prospects in the 2027 and 2028 cycles. In the 2026 cycle, Duke secured four five‑star athletes — Cameron Williams, Deron Rippey Jr., Bryson Howard and Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje — signaling a sustained commitment to elite talent. The 2027 class already boasts five‑star combo guard Adan Diggs, ranked second overall and first among combo guards, who has also attracted interest from Kentucky, North Carolina, Alabama, Arizona and BYU. Duke also courted five‑star guard Beckham Black and four‑star forward Kager Knueppel, both of whom are drawing attention from a similar suite of programs. Among the 2028 prospects, power forward Colton Hiller, a 6‑foot‑6, 210‑pound standout ranked second nationally at his position, received a Duke offer, while 6‑foot‑8 small forward AJ Williams, the top overall player in that class, has listed Duke among his suitors alongside Kansas and North Carolina. Both recruits have taken unofficial visits to Durham, underscoring the program’s growing allure.
A bipartisan budget agreement delivers salary increases for state workers, a $105 million boost for a children’s hospital in Apex, and a higher tax on sports‑betting operators, while leaving out funding for a proposed Raleigh stadium.
Despite a 4‑8 record last season, the University of North Carolina receives a modest overall rating of 79 in EA Sports' College Football 27, with an offensive score that outpaces its defense.
The University of North Carolina announced two marquee neutral‑court games for the 2026‑27 men’s basketball season, featuring Illinois in Nashville and a rivalry clash with NC State in Greensboro, underscoring financial and competitive motives behind the trend.
Two neutral‑court games — against Illinois in Nashville and a revived showdown with NC State — highlight a new financial strategy reshaping the ACC schedule.
The upcoming EA Sports College Football 27 launches worldwide on July 9, and early player ratings highlight North Carolina’s deep talent pool, from veteran standouts to promising freshmen.
Assistant coach Scott Jackson becomes the first Tar Heel to win the ABCA/Soldier Sports DI National Assistant Coach of the Year award, underscoring a breakthrough season for the University of North Carolina baseball program.
The University of North Carolina announced the addition of pitcher Scott Doran, a transfer from Coastal Carolina, who posted a 4.76 ERA and 39 strikeouts last season.
An exploration of how Duke University’s basketball program transformed into an elite force in the 1990s, the innovative recruiting strategies that fueled its ascent, and the recent efforts to renew its tradition under new leadership.
From Coach K’s visionary leadership to Snyder’s business‑driven recruiting and Scheyer’s contemporary overhaul, Duke’s 1990s ascendancy reflects a blend of tradition and innovation that reshaped college basketball.
After going undrafted in the 2026 NBA Draft, Seth Trimble signs with the Washington Wizards, bringing a 43.5‑inch vertical leap and clutch performances at Duke and Louisville to the professional stage.
After going undrafted, Seth Trimble secures a contract with the Washington Wizards, leveraging his collegiate achievements and summer workouts to earn a spot on the roster.
After being passed over in the 2026 NBA Draft, Seth Trimble signed with the Washington Wizards and will compete in the Summer League, aiming to translate his college athleticism into professional impact.
Indiana’s basketball squad opened the 2022‑23 campaign with a seven‑game winning streak, the latest chapter of which unfolded on November 30, 2022, when the Hoosiers traveled to face the Tar Heels in a highly anticipated exhibition. The final score, 77‑65 in favor of Indiana, was powered by a combined 30 points from guard Jalen Hood‑Schifino and a dominant inside presence from forward Trayce Jackson‑Davis, who together set the tone for a season that many expect to be competitive.
Indiana University and the University of North Carolina will clash in an exhibition game on October 18 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, a matchup that revives a decade‑long rivalry and offers early insight into two programs chasing championship breakthroughs.
The Cardinal posted a 20-13 record, captured the College Basketball Crown for the second straight year, and set numerous program milestones while looking ahead to a top recruiting class.
Georgetown announced its full non‑conference slate on June 25, highlighting marquee matchups against Maryland, North Carolina, Texas and Clemson, games that could prove decisive for the Hoyas’ at‑large NCAA tournament prospects.
A former North Carolina guard climbs to No. 5 on Yahoo! Sports' undrafted free agent list, driven by career‑high stats and elite combine performance.
Tommy Ashley, Grace Nugent and Spencer Haskell break down the highs and lows of the 2026 Tar Heel baseball campaign, spotlighting Kane Kepley’s rise, the team’s CWS disappointment and its fourth‑place Learfield Cup finish.
Texas A&M finished 11‑2, reached the College Football Playoff, and prepares for a marquee matchup with Alabama, seeking to break a long‑standing drought.