Video: Michael Malone, Jarin Stevenson, Neo Avdalas ACC Tipoff Press Conference

North Carolina head men's basketball coach Michael Malone, guard Neoklis Avdalas, and forward Jarin Stevenson speak with the media on Tuesday morning at the annual ACC Tipoff event in Charlotte, North Carolina. (View Video)

UNC Basketball Film Room: How Michael Malone Uses Wings

It’s easy to discern the types of players Michael Malone started at point guard and center with the Denver Nuggets, but there was much more variety in the types of off-ball guards and wings that played significant minutes in Denver and Sacramento. Malone’s ‘2’ guards were versatile shooters like Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Gary Harris, and Ben McLemore. (UNC Film Room)

Hope Haynes Wins ACC Field Hockey Defensive Player Of The Week

North Carolina field hockey senior defender Hope Haynes has been named the ACC Defensive Player of the Week. Haynes played an integral part in the Tar Heels' 3-0 win at No. 16 Louisville on Friday afternoon. It was a dominant display from Haynes and company, who only allowed the Cardinals to generate three total shots with just one going on cage. (GoHeels.com)

Video: UNC's Michael Malone, ACC Tip Off Take Center Stage

The ACC Tip Off offers a chance to hear from coaches and players across the league. UNC's Michael Malone will be a focal point as the NBA championship coach meets the media from across the ACC footprint. Inside Carolina's Greg Barnes and Tommy Ashley discuss the setting and how things have changed over the years. (View Video)

2026 UNC Football Opponent Preview: Pittsburgh

UNC will make the trip up north to face No. 25 Pittsburgh Saturday. The Panthers are making their debut in the AP Top 25 this week after beginning the season 5-0. Pitt is coming off a thrilling 35-33 win at Virginia Tech which saw the Hokies miss a potential game-winning field goal as time expired. The Tar Heels have a 12-6 edge in the all-time series. (Chapelboro.com)

Tar Heel Linebackers Follow Former Pro Jamie Collins' Lead

Jamie Collins has had two rookie seasons. The first came in 2013 with the New England Patriots at the start of a 10-year playing career that included a trip to the NFL Pro Bowl and a Super Bowl victory. The second came last year, reuniting with former head coach Bill Belichick and overseeing the Tar Heel inside linebackers in his first ever coaching gig. (GoHeels.com)

As action by UNC, 3 others, signal possible ACC departures, ACC Commissioner cites lack of unanimity

Leaders from UNC, Clemson, Florida State, and Miami sent a joint letter to House leaders last week after the Senate passed the Protect College Sports Act. The letter, which UNC chancellor Lee Roberts signed, called for removal of provisions that would require power conference schools to be independent for three seasons when changing leagues. (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC Hires ZRG Turnkey in Search for Next Football General Manager

ZRG Turnkey will lead the search for UNC's next football general manager. Turnkey Vice President of GM Solutions and former Michigan football general manager Sean Magee (Navy '04) will serve as a consultant to the program providing support for the general manager role, athletic director Steve Newmark, and coach Bill Belichick, announced Tuesday. (TarHeel247)

Former UNC CB Alijah Huzzie Signs With Jacksonville Jaguars Off Texans Practice Squad

The Jaguars are poaching a defensive back from a division rival. Jacksonville has signed cornerback Alijah Huzzie to its 53-man roster off Houston’s practice squad. Huzzie signed with the Texans as an undrafted free agent last year, spending most of the season on the practice squad. He appeared in two games, recording an interception and four tackles. (NBC Sports)

Courtney Banghart embraces another non-conference gauntlet to provide early barometer

Courtney Banghart knows the talent she has on this season’s North Carolina women’s basketball roster, and she has laid out a schedule that will test the Tar Heels early and often. One season after playing three of the top-five teams in the country by early December, UNC faces another non-conference gauntlet ahead of its always tough ACC schedule. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Matt Able Aims To Be More Than A Shooter In UNC Basketball Lineup

After Matt Able committed to the Tar Heels on April 21 while continuing to test the NBA Draft waters, his stock only rose. In workouts and at the NBA Draft Combine, Able showcased his playmaking ability in front of scouts — an element of his game he rarely had the opportunity to display at NC State, and one he hopes to feature prominently at UNC. (Inside Carolina)

Joschi Schelb Earns ACC Men’s Soccer Offensive Player Of The Week

UNC Men's Soccer standout Joschi Schelb has been named ACC Offensive Player of the Week. Schelb led Carolina to two victories last week over West Florida and Boston College, tallying three goals and an assist. Schelb has totaled nine goals and an assist on the season and is 0.9 goals per game ranks first in the ACC and is tied for third nationally. (GoHeels.com)

Bella Devey, Cali O'Neill Earn ACC Women's Soccer Weekly Awards

The Atlantic Coast Conference announced women's soccer weekly awards Tuesday afternoon. For the second consecutive week, Bella Devey was tabbed ACC Offensive Player of the Week. Cali O'Neill also represented North Carolina women's soccer on this week's award list as the ACC Defensive Player of the Week, her first career conference nod. (GoHeels.com)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Can Terrence Brown Elevate His Game?

Can Terrence Brown transform into the complete modern lead guard UNC Basketball needs? Isaac Schade breaks down how Michael Malone’s demands for defense, playmaking, and rebounding could elevate both Brown’s NBA hopes and Carolina’s championship ceiling. (View Video)

UNC Women's Basketball To Hit The National Airwaves For 24 Games

UNC Women's Basketball is must-see TV, with the Tar Heels set to appear on national airwaves in 24 games during the 2026-27 season. Coming off back-to-back Sweet 16 appearances, coach Courtney Banghart and company are set for year eight in Carolina Blue and prepared to make noise as the Tar Heels rank No. 9 in ESPN's Way-Too-Early Rankings. (GoHeels.com)

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