UNC Linebackers Coach Jamie Collins Pre-Wake Forest Interview and Takeaways

Linebackers coach Jamie Collins met with reporters on Thursday ahead of North Carolina's game against Wake Forest. When asked about the learning curve to coaching, Collins pointed to the importance of him keeping a level head while his players are on the field. It's much different from just a handful of years ago, when he was playing in the NFL. (TarHeel247)

Tobin Heath Elected to National Soccer Hall of Fame

Former UNC Women's Soccer star and 3-time national champion Tobin Heath became one of the USWNT’s most popular players and was voted into the National Soccer Hall of Fame on the Players’ Ballot in her first year of eligibility. Heath retired following 181 international appearances, 36 goals, and 42 assists. Heath, 37, will be inducted May 1, 2026. (National Soccer Hall Of Fame)

UNC LB Andrew Simpson, OL Daniel King Pre-Wake Forest Press Conference Video And Takeaways

UNC linebacker Andrew Simpson and offensive lineman Daniel King met with the media Thursday to preview the first of three rivalry games, starting with Wake Forest on Saturday. They also looked back on the last few weeks to see what has worked well over their two-game win streak. Here are key takeaways and video from each player's press conference: (TarHeel247)

Chansky’s Notebook: First of Big 4

This is Bill Belichick’s pivotal game in his first season as UNC's head coach. We always love if the football schedule ends with three rivalry games. At Wake Forest Saturday, at home against Duke next week, and at N.C. State the Saturday after Thanksgiving. Wake Forest is bowl bound with a 6-3 record and followed by two opponents who have five wins. (Chapelboro.com)

Tar Heel Times Newsletter: UNC Beats Radford, Football Visits Wake, Dylan Mingo Reschedules Visit

UNC Basketball shook off the Kansas hangover to beat Radford and now hosts NC Central. Carolina Football visits Wake Forest needing two more wins to become bowl eligible. Five-star guard Dylan Mingo will visit UNC after all. Luka Bogavac introduces himself to fans, Women’s Basketball faces No. 3 UCLA in Las Vegas, and more. (Tar Heel Times Newsletter)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Caleb Wilson's Hot Start, Dylan Mingo Official Visit

Host Isaac Schade discusses how Caleb Wilson has scored either the first or second basket in all three games this season, Luka Bogavac's impressive first start against Radford, 5-star guard Dylan Mingo's rescheduled official visit for the NC Central game, and more. (View Video)

Reggie Bullock owns a $10 million island after much more NBA earnings than you'd expect

It's on the fringes of NBA rosters where it really sinks in how much money there is in this sport. Particularly, when you learn that former UNC and NBA sharpshooter Reggie Bullock owns an island worth $10 million. The island is located in Belize. It's five acres, heart-shaped, and called Bullock Island. Bullock earned more than $53 million in his career. (Sporting News)

As Drake Maye’s MVP case grows, expect Patriots quarterback to downplay it

New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye doesn’t feel comfortable embracing these allegations of "most valuable player" now any more than he did when North Carolina sought to hang his name in Kenan Stadium after he won ACC Player of the Year honors for the 2022 season. Maye asked UNC not to hang his name while he was still playing there. (Yahoo! Sports)

2025 Fall College Baseball Reset: North Carolina

UNC Baseball has built dominant teams on a near-yearly basis, and that prowess was on full display last season. The Tar Heels didn’t make it to Omaha last season. But, there should be plenty of optimism in Chapel Hill. UNC’s roster includes some of the best pitching depth in the ACC coupled with a formidable offense that includes some new faces. (New Baseball Media)

Luka Bogavac's Path has Led to Carolina Blue Love

Mojkovac is a rural village of about 2,500 people, which runs along the Tara River in eastern Montenegro. Getting from there to the Smith Center is a full-day, 4,967-mile investment. Yet, the wait for Luka Bogavac's clearance by UNC for eligibility to play basketball for the Tar Heels must have made his trip from Mojkovac to Carolina seem like a cakewalk. (TarHeel247)

No. 11 UNC Women's Basketball vs. No. 3 UCLA in Las Vegas: How to watch, matchups, stats, and more

UNC center Ciera Toomey gives up three inches in a challenging matchup against UCLA's Lauren Betts and must play good defense without fouling to stay in the game, particularly if Blanca Thomas can’t play. UNC defensive stopper Indya Nivar will need to limit Kiki Rice’s production. The Tar Heels have held the last four opponents under 50 points. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Jarin Stevenson returns from injury, shows UNC basketball something Alabama didn't see

A Chapel Hill native and Alabama transfer, the 6-foot-10 Jarin Stevenson finished with 15 points and seven rebounds against Radford. He was plus-24 and hit a career-high 10 free throws on a career-best 12 attempts. During two seasons with the Crimson Tide, Stevenson made four free throws in five games and attempted six freebies on three occasions. (MSN.com)

How Drake Maye found his groove as a high school basketball star

Drake Maye knows what it's like to be in a "flow state." But the term is more applicable to the basketball court than the football field, the Patriots quarterback believes. Maye can speak to the analogy, not only because the NFL MVP frontrunner is spinning it as well as anyone in the league, but also because he found himself in such situations on the hardwood. (NBC Sports)

Archaeological digs at UNC's New East yield centuries-old relics

On a sunny morning in late April, a group of North Carolina faculty and students hunched down on the ground outside New East and sifted through the dirt for artifacts. A small white sign outside the building read: “Archaeological dig in progress.” The area outside New East is significant to UNC’s history as the home to one of campus’ first buildings. (UNC.edu)

UNC Football Unveils Military Wall Honoring Program Veterans

On Veterans Day, North Carolina Tar Heels football paused from its normal game-week rhythm to recognize a different kind of legacy — one built on service, sacrifice, and pride in the Carolina blue. UNC unveiled the "Honoring Our Military" wall inside the Kenan Football Center, recognizing Tar Heels who later served in the U.S. Armed Forces. (TarHeel247)

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