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Tre Boston Foundation holds annual football camp

Tre Boston is one of the greatest football players ever to play at North Fort Myers High School, starring at UNC before a seven-year career in the NFL. When his playing days were over, He didn’t forget where he came from. Instead, he has given back to those who are not as fortunate as him. Boston does this through his Beyond Belief Foundation. (Pine Island Eagle)

Lawrence Taylor named best No. 2 NFL Draft pick ever

At UNC, Lawrence Taylor was a Unanimous All-American in 1980. As a pro, he won two Super Bowls and accumulated 142 sacks in 13 seasons. He was a three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year, a 10x NFL All-Pro and a member of the NFL's 75th and 100th Anniversary All-Time teams. Taylor was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1999. (Keeping It Heel)

Drake Maye Turns Wedding Celebration Into Incredible Act Of Generosity

Drake Maye married his childhood sweetheart, Ann Michael Hudson, at the end of June, and to celebrate the milestone, the two took a moment to give back with a selfless gesture. Maye and his wife donated all their wedding gifts to those in need. "They didn’t tell anybody, but they took their wedding gifts and sent them to the homeless and help centers." (NESN)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - More On Caleb Wilson, ESPN Predictions For UNC Football

Host Isaac Schade breaks down Caleb Wilson's No. 8 basketball jersey choice, exploring its historical significance and projecting his potential impact. The discussion shifts to UNC Football's ESPN projections, and the Tar Heel athletic program's impressive fourth-place finish in the national rankings. (View Video)

The best NFL draft pick ever at every slot from No. 1 to 262

2. Lawrence Taylor, OLB, North Carolina (1981): The best defensive player of all time is also the best second overall pick of all time. Taylor is one of two defensive players ever to win NFL MVP, and that rarefied air all but cements him over contenders such as Marshall Faulk, Julius Peppers, and Calvin Johnson. Modern contenders don't hold a candle to L.T. (ESPN.com)

Video: IC Podcast - Scouting UNC's Running Backs

UNC's stable of running backs has the talent to be productive in Bill Belichick’s first season in Chapel Hill. Inside Carolina's Jason Staples discusses the superlatives of the group with Davion Gause leading the way and Michigan transfer Benjamin Hall joining Caleb Hood and Charleston French pushing for snaps as well. (View Video)

Bills QB Mitch Trubisky returns home to Mentor, Ohio to hold youth football camp

Mitch Trubisky has never been too far from home in his nine seasons in the NFL. First, he was with the Chicago Bears, then the Bills, then the Pittsburgh Steelers, and now he's back in Buffalo. But while he's traveled around the Midwest, Mentor, Ohio will always be home. Which is why he always returns to the city where he was raised to give back. (News 5 Cleveland)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - UNC Basketball Trivia, Bold Football Predictions

Host Isaac Schade breaks down UNC Basketball's sharpshooters from the past decade, highlighting Tar Heels like Marcus Paige and Justin Jackson. The discussion shifts to football and defensive back Thaddeus Dixon's bold social media predictions about winning the Thorpe Award and a perfect season. (View Video)

Paul Barton Making Jump from Carolina Lacrosse to Football

Paul Barton spent four years at North Carolina as a defender for the men’s lacrosse team. This fall, he’s taking on an entirely new challenge — joining UNC football as a tight end for his final year of college eligibility. Barton learned that NCAA rules allow athletes with eligibility remaining to compete in a different sport at the same school as a graduate student. (Inside Carolina)

Check Out the Complete Schedule for UNC’s ‘ACC Network Takeover’ July 8

UNC’s two national title wins will be shown back-to-back, as the women’s lacrosse team’s triumph against Northwestern at Gillette Stadium will play at 12 p.m., and the women’s soccer team’s 1-0 victory against Wake Forest last December will air at 2 p.m. At 4 p.m., fans can catch a replay of the men’s basketball team’s blowout win against NC State. (Chapelboro.com)

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