Lucas: Maye Merriment

As you would expect if you know anything about celebrity NFL quarterbacks, Drake Maye had big late-night plans for celebrating New England's 28-16 wild card round playoff win over the Los Angeles Chargers. And as you would also expect if you know anything about the Maye family, those late-night plans involved some intense competition with his family. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Baseball Preparing for 2026 Season

As the 2026 baseball season approaches, UNC head coach Scott Forbes joins Tommy Ashley and Grace Nugent to discuss the Tar Heels' preparation for another run in the loaded ACC. Forbes and staff welcome a deep freshman class and transfer portal talent that will need to replace at least seven starters and the nation’s best pitcher in Jake Knapp. (Inside Carolina)

Video: Carolina Insider - Interview with UNC Women's Tennis National Champion Reese Brantmeier

North Carolina Women's Tennis National Champion Reese Brantmeier joins Jones Angell and Adam Lucas in the Carolina Insider podcast studio to talk about winning the singles national title, competing in France for Team USA, maintaining confidence, her artistic abilities, and more. (View Video)

Patriots' Drake Maye committed to being himself despite playoff struggles: 'I'm gonna take a shot'

The New England Patriots are one win from the Super Bowl. It's a statement that would have been laughable a year ago, but it's where the Patriots find themselves in their first year under coach Mike Vrabel. Perhaps more importantly, it's a place they've reached because of the performance of second-year quarterback and NFL MVP candidate Drake Maye. (NFL.com)

From quiet to unstoppable, Jarin Stevenson powers UNC’s rally

Jarin Stevenson’s Tar Heel teammates doused him with water in the dressing room with the same aggressiveness he showed during the best half of his North Carolina Basketball career. He earned every drop. After playing only 3 scoreless minutes in the first half, Stevenson erupted for all 17 of his season-high points after halftime (in only 13 minutes). (Tar Heel Tribune)

Hubert Davis Highlights Effort in UNC's Gritty Road Win Over Virginia

With the Tar Heels outlasting Virginia in a gritty road win, Hubert Davis was complimentary of North Carolina's fight and response as they improved to 4-4 in Quad 1 games this season. "One of the things I kept telling them is in order to win this game, when the ball goes up in the air, or it’s on the ground, those 50/50 loose balls got to be all UNC." (Inside Carolina)

No. 3 UNC Women’s Tennis Punches Ticket To ITA National Team Indoor Championship

No. 3 UNC Women's Tennis topped Charlotte 4-0 Saturday in the ITA Kick-Off at Chewning Tennis Center. With Saturday's win, the Tar Heels advance to the ITA National Team Indoor Championships Feb. 6-9. In singles action, no. 1 Reese Brantmeier downed her opponent, 6-0, 6-0. Anna Frey and no. 51 Theadora Rabman each recorded a singles win. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Basketball vs. Virginia Postgame Notes

UNC rallied from a 16-point deficit to beat No. 14 Virginia, its largest deficit in a victory since trailing UCLA by 16 in a 76-74 win on 12/21/2024. Jarin Stevenson scored all of his season-high 17 points in the second half. Guard Jonathan Powell led UNC with seven rebounds. UNC was charged with only four turnovers, the fewest in the Hubert Davis era. (GoHeels.com)

Video: Big Hitters Podcast - UNC's Massive Road Win At Virginia

No. 22 UNC comes back from down 16 in the second half to defeat No. 14 Virginia in Charlottesville. Former Tar Heel walk-on Spenser Dalton, David Ray Allen, and Ross Martin break down the game, what UNC did right and wrong in the win, Hubert Davis' hot seat, and the Smith Center renovate or move argument. (View Video)

The Story Behind That Perfect Final Scene in ESPN’s Stuart Scott ‘30 for 30’

The final scene in ESPN’s 30 for 30 “Boo-Yah: A Portrait of Stuart Scott” is a Top 10 highlight if I’ve ever seen one. And frankly, the documentary’s director can take very little credit for it. Andre Gaines tells The Hollywood Reporter he had “easily” 400 to 500 hours of footage to use for his 30 for 30 installment, which honors the late SportsCenter anchor. (Hollywood Reporter)

Lucas: On The Move

At a place where Virginia used to thrive on making it impossible to run, UNC changed Saturday's game by pushing the tempo. "We got steals, deflections, and that allowed us to get into the open court," Hubert Davis said. "The pitch-aheads and the awareness by our guards to see their open teammates got us back into the game and gave us a lot of energy." (GoHeels.com)

UNC vs. Virginia Observations: 40-19, Strong Close, Jarin Stevenson, Rebounding

UNC lost and then regained the lead, riding junior Jarin Stevenson, who scored all 17 of his points over the final 12:42 of the contest. The 85 points are the most by UNC in this building, which opened 20 years ago, and the most at UVA since 2005. The 16-point deficit is the most an opponent has ever overcome in winning here since JPJ opened in 2006. (TarHeel247)

Jarin Stevenson’s Second-Half Surge Powers No. 22 Tar Heels Past No. 14 Virginia

Through the first 27 minutes of UNC's win at Virginia, Jarin Stevenson's lone statistic was a rebound. No points. No assists. No blocks, just a single offensive board. With the Tar Heels down 16 in the first half, another road collapse seemed likely. Stevenson didn't attempt his first shot until 12:42 remained — a transition layup to cut Virginia's lead to one. (TarHeel247)

Video: IC Postgame Podcast - Different Faces Lead UNC Basketball's Big Win at Virginia

Rob Harrington and Tommy Ashley of Inside Carolina discuss UNC Basketball's 85-80 comeback win in Charlottesville over No. 14 Virginia on Saturday. Carolina trailed by as many as 16, but Jarin Stevenson's 17 second-half points and Derek Dixon's floor leadership pushed the Tar Heels to victory. (View Video)

Hubert Davis’ halftime challenge fuels rally for huge UNC win at Virginia

It was the sort of victory that can flip the trajectory of a season, and it came because UNC came out swinging in the second half. The No. 22 Tar Heels found the energy, hustle, and determination that were absent in the first half to produce a signature victory the Tar Heels needed. They rallied from a 16-point deficit for an 85-80 win at No. 14 Virginia. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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