
Jorge Sanz Joins Michael Malone’s Coaching Staff at North Carolina
After leaving Gonzaga, Jorge Sanz is set to bring his coaching expertise and global perspective to the University of North Carolina’s basketball program.
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After leaving Gonzaga, Jorge Sanz is set to bring his coaching expertise and global perspective to the University of North Carolina’s basketball program.

Michael Malone is assembling his first coaching staff at the University of North Carolina, enlisting Gonzaga analyst Jorge Sanz. Sanz's expertise in advanced analytics and international recruiting aligns with Malone's vision to blend Carolina's historic legacy with modern basketball strategies, forming a five‑person assistant group that includes alumni from each of the Tar Heels' recent championship teams.

Jorge Sanz, a Spanish basketball strategist with eight seasons at Gonzaga, has accepted a position on the University of North Carolina's basketball staff, bringing a blend of analytics, recruiting acumen, and youth development experience.
Jordan Page, a 6‑foot‑6 wing currently at IMG Academy, has received a scholarship offer from Kentucky and is narrowing his college options based on winning potential and production.
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Miami University announced the hiring of Zach Fremder as Director of Football Video and Creative Services and Darren Kagey as Director of Recruiting, reinforcing the program's strategic push toward enhanced video production and national visibility.

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.

The Mid-American Conference will unveil its 2026 football season during a live kickoff event on July 22 at Detroit’s Ford Field, featuring media sessions with coaches, players and conference leadership.

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John Calipari is tapping his New York Knicks network to bring top recruits and marquee games to Fayetteville, hoping to finally break the Razorbacks' title drought.

A press conference announced that on September 19 the University of Miami will host Cincinnati at FC Cincinnati’s TQL Stadium, the first football game in the venue, sparking excitement across both campuses

On September 19, the University of Cincinnati will host a landmark football matchup at its soccer‑specific TQL Stadium, reviving the 1888‑year‑old rivalry and promising a sell‑out crowd.

The upcoming September 19 matchup will mark the inaugural football contest at FC Cincinnati’s TQL Stadium, reviving the Battle for the Victory Bell amid optimism from Miami’s head coach Chuck Martin.

Miikka Muurinen, a towering Finnish big man, has chosen the University of Arkansas over other suitors, highlighting the Razorbacks' consistent recruitment effort and the pivotal role of Coach Chin Coleman. His defensive skill set and performances on the global stage position him as a promising addition to the SEC program.
Miikka Muurinen, a 7‑foot Finnish prospect, has officially joined the Arkansas Razorbacks basketball program, bringing size, length and defensive instincts to the SEC under head coach John Calipari.

In his opening months, Coach Michael Malone has assembled a staff that blends alumni wisdom with proven recruiters, aiming to honor UNC's rich basketball heritage while forging a new era.

The Razorbacks travel to Chapel Hill on Dec. 1 to face a Tar Heel squad reshaped by new coach Michael Malone, major transfers and a top‑ranked freshman class, while Arkansas looks to build on its early‑season momentum.

The Arkansas Razorbacks will travel to the Dean Smith Center on Dec. 1 to face a re‑tooling North Carolina team, a matchup that highlights both programs’ recent roster upheavals and coaching changes.

Michael Malone is shaping his first coaching staff at the University of North Carolina, enlisting Bryan Tibaldi, whose extensive background spans college and NBA roles, to bolster the program’s development and scouting capabilities.

Former Cleveland Cavaliers assistant Bryan Tibaldi is set to join the University of North Carolina’s staff, bringing recent NBA success and a deep connection to the Tar Heels.
Deon Thompson, a 2009 NCAA champion with the University of North Carolina, is poised to transition from player to coach under Michael Malone, bringing a decade‑long professional career and academic ambitions to the program.

Former UNC standout Deon Thompson is set to transition into coaching under Michael Malone, while continuing his education at the Kenan‑Flagler Business School.