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Video: Carolina Insider - Interview With Kaimon Rucker

Former Tar Heel defensive end, Kaimon Rucker joins Jones Angell and Adam Lucas on the Carolina Insider Podcast to talk more about his close relationship with UNC Football Team Chaplain Mitch Mason and give an update on his professional football career. (View Video)

The Drake Maye Clip That Hubert Davis Showed to His UNC Team

In the second half of Sunday’s AFC Championship game in Denver — a snow-filled slugfest — New England quarterback Drake Maye turned to offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels and muttered, “It’s hard… good God.” The clip, which surfaced on social media in the days following the Patriots’ eventual victory, struck a chord with Hubert Davis. (Inside Carolina)

UNC Football Places Three On All-ACC Academic Team

North Carolina football's Coleman Bryson, Tom Maginness, and Jordan Shipp have been named to the All-ACC Academic Team, the conference office announced on Friday afternoon. Academic requirements for selection to the All-ACC Academic Team include a 3.0 grade point average for the previous two semesters and a 3.0 cumulative average. (GoHeels.com)

Video: Carolina Insider - Interview with Ryan Switzer

Former Tar Heel record-setting wide receiver and punt returner Ryan Switzer joins Jones Angell and Adam Lucas for an interview on the Carolina Insider Podcast to talk more about his meaningful relationship with UNC Football Team Chaplain, Mitch Mason. (View Video)

Patriots coach Mike Vrabel not concerned about Drake Maye's injured right shoulder

Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel is not worried about Drake Maye's right throwing shoulder. "I try not to have a whole lot of concern. I just want to prepare the team and make sure everybody's ready." The Patriots held their first practice ahead of Super Bowl LX on Thursday, and the team's injury report listed Maye as limited for the second straight day. (Yahoo! Sports)

Drake Maye's NC family is trying to make Super Bowl plans. It isn't easy

Drake Maye has become a Super Bowl quarterback at age 23, and there's no way anybody in his immediate family is going to miss the moment. At least that's the plan. The brothers, father Mark Maye and mother Aimee all plan to go. The only wild card? That would be Luke Maye, the oldest brother of the four, who plays pro basketball in Japan. (MSN.com)

Carolina Insider Podcast: UNC vs. GT Preview; Ryan Switzer, Kaimon Rucker, Megan Streicher Join

UNC Basketball heads to Atlanta to face Georgia Tech. Jones Angell and Adam Lucas preview to the matchup with the Yellow Jackets (4:00). Former UNC Football standouts Kaimon Rucker (19:15) and Ryan Switzer (29:32) talk about Mitch Mason. And Megan Streicher from UNC Women's Golf joins (39:26). (Listen To Podcast)

Bill Belichick’s snub from Pro Football Hall of Fame criticized by voters and NFL fans

Bill Belichick won six Lombardi Trophies as head coach with the New England Patriots, two as an assistant with the Giants, and has more Super Bowl rings than anyone in NFL history. Yet somehow he is not a first-ballot Pro Football Hall of Famer. Belichick didn’t get the required votes in his first year of eligibility, according to a report from ESPN on Tuesday. (Associated Press)

Bill Belichick's snub demands a Hall of Fame reckoning

I could take up plenty of internet space listing Bill Belichick's career achievements. His six Super Bowl titles as a head coach -- two more than anyone else. Or his two as the Giants defensive coordinator. Or the other three he coached in but didn't win. How his 302 career wins are third all time and how his 31 postseason wins are more than anyone else. (CBS Sports)

Newmark, Lombardi, Others Share Disbelief at Bill Belichick Hall of Fame Vote

UNC Football general manager Michael Lombardi and athletic-director-in-waiting Steve Newmark were among many to share their disappointment and surprise at reports that coach Bill Belichick was not voted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on his first ballot. An ESPN report indicated that Belichick did not accumulate the required 40 of 50 possible votes. (Chapelboro.com)

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