Bill Belichick’s UNC Football Staff ‘Inadvertently’ Signed Termination Releases Early

For all the uncertainty surrounding the UNC Football staff, the paperwork governing their departures is already in order. A review of the contracts for UNC football staffers shows nearly all contain a termination-release exhibit signed the same day as the employment agreement. UNC says this is not standard practice and attributed it to a mistake by the football staff. (Sportico)

Terrence Brown Quickly Getting Taste of Carolina Spotlight

North Carolina point guard Terrence Brown has experienced plenty of firsts during his first five months at UNC. He's acclimating to coach Michael Malone, new teammates, and a new city. But the biggest adjustment, Brown said, has been something he didn't experience as much at Utah, his previous school. It’s being recognized everywhere he goes. (TarHeel247)

No. 12 UNC Field Hockey Outshoots No. 16 Louisville in Blowout Victory

The three fifth-year stars continued to make a huge impact on North Carolina’s field hockey team. Ryleigh Heck and Sietske Brüning each outshot Louisville by themselves, and Heck notched a goal as the No. 12 Tar Heels gave the No. 16 Cardinals their first ACC loss of the season (Highlights), winning at Trager Stadium in Louisville, Kentucky on Friday, 3-0. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Video: Terrence Brown, Matt Able UNC Basketball Pre-Season Press Conferences

North Carolina guards Terrence Brown and Matt Able speak with the media on Friday ahead of the Tar Heels 2026-27 basketball season as the team prepares to tip off against USC in an exhibition game on Friday, Oct. 9. in Greensboro. (View Video)

From coaches driving team to games to a tiny gym, UNC Women’s Basketball's humble origins

Today’s UNC fans couldn’t imagine the humble roots of women’s basketball on campus for a program that has won a national title and could contend for another this season. The head coach drove the team to games, four players packed into each motel room, road meals came from fast-food restaurants, the home gym was dangerously small, and more. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Michael Malone On The Basketball Recruiting Trail, UNC vs. ND Preview

Can Michael Malone land top-tier college basketball recruits, or will another blue-chip talent slip away, as Jordan Page appears to have done? On the gridiron, UNC Football hosts the powerhouse Notre Dame Fighting Irish as 3-touchdown underdogs. (View Video)

Angelo Brizzi Bringing Veteran Presence to Tar Heels Backcourt

Only one player on the North Carolina basketball roster has started more college basketball games than Angelo Brizzi. Despite not playing in the 2021-22 season at Villanova and appearing in nine games in his redshirt freshman season — with no starts — Brizzi is the most traveled and tenured collegiate player on Michael Malone’s inaugural roster. (Inside Carolina)

Patriots' Drake Maye: Shoulder fine, all OK with Mike Vrabel

Patriots quarterback Drake Maye said the condition of his right shoulder hasn't affected his throwing ability, instead highlighting the need to make better decisions. "I don't feel like we're struggling to move the ball. We're turning the football over, doing things preventing us from scoring touchdowns, and I think that's one of the biggest things for me." (ESPN)

Joschi Schelb Named To MAC Hermann Trophy Midseason Watch List

UNC Men's Soccer standout Joschi Schelb has been named to the MAC Hermann Trophy Midseason Watch List. Schelb earned his place on the watch list after scoring seven goals in nine games for the Tar Heels. Schelb, a transfer from Rutgers and a native of Freiburg, Germany, has produced a goal in each of North Carolina's last four matches. (GoHeels.com)

Inside UNC Basketball’s New-Look Frontcourt

UNC's frontcourt looks a lot different entering Michael Malone’s first season in Chapel Hill. Four players stand 6-10 or taller, giving Malone a range of frontcourt pieces with different experiences and potential roles. The question isn’t how tall the Tar Heels can be. It’s what Malone can make that size do. Jarin Stevenson is the piece with the most familiarity. (Tar Heel Blue)

Audio: Jones Angell Previews UNC Football vs. Notre Dame (In the Rain)

Voice of the Tar Heels Jones Angell previews Saturday’s UNC football game against no. 3 Notre Dame. The Fighting Irish are favored by three touchdowns, but Jones points out that Carolina very nearly came away with an upset the last time they played a team this good. And Chapel Hill’s expecting rain Saturday, which could have an impact on game play. (Chapelboro.com)

Video: UNC Pitcher Walker McDuffie Taking The Next Step

North Carolina junior pitcher Walker McDuffie joins Inside Carolina's Tommy Ashley and Spencer Haskell for a lengthy interview that covers all the bases for the right-hander, from what he hopes to improve upon entering his third season at UNC, to the competition among this year's pitching staff, and more. (View Video)

North Carolina vs. Notre Dame Preview and Prediction: Will the Tar Heels pull off an upset?

Prediction: Notre Dame 36, North Carolina 12: Rainy weather could make things more interesting at Kenan Stadium, but the Fighting Irish have a talent edge and identity advantage with a group capable of competing for a national championship. UNC has improved, but chasing bowl eligibility isn’t the same as chasing a College Football Playoff berth. (MSN.com)

Know Before You Go - UNC Football vs. Notre Dame

UNC Football returns to Kenan Stadium this Saturday to face No. 3 Notre Dame. Kickoff between the Tar Heels and the Fighting Irish is at noon on ESPN. Carolina football will celebrate its decorated history by unveiling new displays inside Kenan Stadium honoring the program's College Football Hall of Fame and Pro Football Hall of Fame members. (GoHeels.com)

Tony Bradley Signs With New York Knicks

The New York Knicks have signed former UNC center Tony Bradley to an Exhibit 9 contract. Bradley split time with the Pacers and Hawks last season after signing with Atlanta in April. Over eight NBA seasons with Utah, Philadelphia, Oklahoma City, Chicago, Indiana, and Atlanta, Bradley averages 4.3 points on 62-percent shooting and 3.8 rebounds. (NBA.com)

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