UNC must find way to regain control

Posted Oct 13, 2010
Considered in the best light, the revelations that UNC football players took gifts from sports agents and may have gotten inappropriate help from a university tutor show that neither the head football coach, the athletic director nor the chancellor had any idea that athletes were violating NCAA or university rules. And in the worst light, those revelations show that UNC officials ignored warning signs and failed to consider the wisdom of hiring an assistant coach who had worked for a sports agent. (Charlotte Observer)

Related: Football, Football Recruiting

Former UNC Running Back Elijah Green Building Mental Health Blueprint for College Athletics
"Everybody talks about mental health," Elijah Green said. "You see the awareness campaigns. But we’re not giving athletes the tools they need. We’re not making...
Fri Jun 12, 2026

UNC Football icon and philanthropist Don Stallings passes away at 87
Don Stallings, a former NFL player who turned towards business, has passed away at age 87. Fondly known as “Big D” and “Coal Bucket,” he...
Thu Jun 11, 2026

Aer Lingus College Football Classic 2026: Much More Than A Game
The University of North Carolina will host or participate in business, cultural, academic, athletic, and arts events in Dublin, Ireland, the week leading up to...
Thu Jun 11, 2026

Video: IC Podcast - UNC's Defensive Line - The Superlatives
College football analyst Jason Staples joins Tommy Ashley of Inside Carolina to discuss UNC's defensive line scouting report while highlighting the group's superlatives: The Alpha,...
Thu Jun 11, 2026