Cowboys and running back Javonte Williams agree on $24 million, 3-year contract

The Dallas Cowboys and running back Javonte Williams have agreed on a $24 million, three-year contract, following through on the front office’s pledge that bringing back their leading rusher was a top priority. Williams joined the Cowboys on a one-year contract last season after an injury-filled four years on his rookie deal with the Denver Broncos. (Associated Press)

Forbes Names Carolina to “Best Large Employer” List

The University of North Carolina is the top-ranked public institution in North Carolina on the Forbes 2026 Best Large Employer List released Tuesday. Carolina is ranked 129th out of 700 organizations and institutions and is the 9th best place to work among large public universities on the list. In 2025, Forbes named Carolina a “new Ivy” for the second straight year. (Carolina Alumni Review)

UNC Baseball Faces Offensive Surge, Fall 10-3 in Game Two of ECU Series

UNC Baseball suffered its first loss on the diamond this season, falling 10-3 to East Carolina at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park on Saturday. The Pirates blitzed the Tar Heels' pitching staff, notching 15 hits in the neutral-site affair. Despite the scoreboard not favoring his team, coach Scott Forbes spoke on the positive impact of playing this in-state series. (TarHeel247)

Box Score: North Carolina 77, Syracuse 64

View the complete box score from the No. 16 North Carolina Tar Heels' 77-64 ACC road victory over the Syracuse Orange on Saturday afternoon. (View Box Score)

Video: IC Postgame Podcast - UNC Basketball Bounces Back, Upends Syracuse, 77-64

North Carolina went to upstate New York and got a much needed win against Syracuse on Saturday. More importantly, Henri Veesaar returned to pour in 19 points for the Tar Heels. Inside Carolina analyst Rob Harrington and Joey Powell break down UNC Basketball's 77-64 win. (View Video)

Henri Veesaar changes UNC’s geometry at both ends, leads huge bounce-back win

Henri Veesaar was back, and so was No. 16 North Carolina’s rhythm on both ends in a bounce-back win the Tar Heels badly needed. It wasn’t all pretty in a game that would have been more difficult against a better team, but UNC rebounded from Tuesday’s loss, pushing the tempo in a 77-64 Quad 1 victory Saturday over Syracuse at the JMA Wireless Dome. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Video: Hubert Davis Post-Syracuse Press Conference

North Carolina head men's basketball coach Hubert Davis speaks with the media following the No. 16 Tar Heels' 77-64 road win over the Syracuse Orange on Saturday afternoon. (View Video)

Video: UNC Players Post-Syracuse Locker Room Interviews

North Carolina's Derek Dixon, Henri Veesaar, Seth Trimble, and Zayden High speak with reporters following the Tar Heels' 77-64 win over the Syracuse Orange on Saturday afternoon in Syracuse, New York. (View Video)

Video: Henri Veesaar Returns, UNC Rallies Past Syracuse, 77-64 - Highlights

Henri Veesaar returned to the lineup and scored 19 points to lead No. 16 North Carolina to a 77-64 road win at Syracuse on Saturday afternoon in the JMA Wireless Dome. Check out the highlights. (View Video)

Lucas: UNC vs. Syracuse Rapid Reactions

Henri Veesaar's +13 was the second-highest figure on the team. And the other two Tar Heels who joined him in the top three might surprise you. The leader was Zayden High, who was +17 in scoring nine points to go with 11 rebounds, narrowly missing his second straight double-double. And Jonathan Powell was +12 in 17 minutes. "Zayden was fantastic." (GoHeels.com)

No. 16 North Carolina bounces back with 77-64 win over Syracuse

Henri Veesaar returned to the lineup and scored 19 points in leading No. 16 North Carolina to a 77-64 win over Syracuse on Saturday. The 7-footer, who averages 16.4 points and 9.0 rebounds, missed the past two games, most recently Tuesday’s loss at N.C. State. Seth Trimble and Luka Bogavac each had 13 points and Zayden High added nine for UNC. (Associated Press)

Henri Veesaar Returns, Tar Heels Take Down Syracuse 77-64

North Carolina responded Saturday, taking down Syracuse 77-64 at the JMA Wireless Dome. The win improves the Tar Heels to 21-6 on the season, and 9-5 in the ACC standings. UNC starting center Henri Veesaar announced his return in a big way, leading all Tar Heel scorers with 19 points, shooting 9-of-13, in his first game back in the lineup. (Inside Carolina)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Evaluating Dylan Mingo's game and fit with UNC Basketball

Stephen Gillaspie of No Ceilings discusses UNC Basketball point guard commit Dylan Mingo’s development, the importance of refining his shot, his potential as both a creator and finisher, how Mingo fits with UNC’s projected roster, Hubert Davis’s recruiting momentum, and more. (View Video)

No. 16 UNC Men's Basketball Visits Syracuse Saturday - Pregame Notes

Carolina returns to the road Saturday when the Tar Heels play in the JMA Wireless Dome in Syracuse. Tip time is 1 p.m. on ABC (Kevin Brown, Jon Crispin). Carolina beat the Orange, 87-77, in Chapel Hill on February 2. The Orange are the only ACC team other than Duke the Tar Heels play home-and-home this season. Carolina is 19-7 all-time vs. Syracuse. (GoHeels.com)

Three Things To Watch: UNC Basketball vs. Syracuse

UNC Basketball heads north for a Saturday showdown at Syracuse in cold, soggy upstate New York. Saturday marks the second meeting between Hubert Davis and Adrian Autry’s teams this season. The Tar Heels took the first meeting, 87-77, in Chapel Hill earlier this month and look to complete the season sweep Saturday. Here are three things to watch. (Inside Carolina)

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