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Dre Bly Let Go From Detroit Lions Coaching Staff

Cornerbacks coach will not return to the Detroit Lions in 2024. Bly was with the Lions for one season following his coaching stint at UNC. The Lions made this move, and several others, in an effort to bolster the performance of their defense, which ranked 19th in yards allowed, 29th in passing yards allowed, and second in rushing yards allowed. (Sports Illustrated)

Former NC State DB Jakeen Harris Discusses Transferring To UNC

When he met with media in early February, wore UNC slides. This makes sense, as Harris is a new Tar Heel via the transfer portal. But his socks weren’t Jordan Brand — instead, they were black with a red Adidas logo. The defensive back's wardrobe still contains remnants of his previous school: N.C. State. The transition has been smooth. (Daily Tar Heel)

UNC Transfer Offensive Lineman Howard Sampson Ready to Develop Under Clements, Brown

North Carolina offensive line coach Randy Clements has known Howard Sampson since his prep days, playing a pivotal role in his recruitment to and development at North Texas. Two years later, they find themselves in Chapel Hill, with Clements once again coaching Sampson on the offensive line after he joined the Tar Heels via the transfer portal. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

10 people, including 3 football players, face charges for Chapel Hill crash that killed UNC student

North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement (ALE) agents believe that alcohol was a contributing factor to the January 21, 2024 single-car crash at the intersection of Raleigh Road and West Barbee Chapel Road. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill student Molly Elizabeth Rotunda, 20, of Greensboro, a passenger in the car, died in the crash. (WRAL.com)

Austin Blaske Q&A: New UNC Offensive Lineman Quickly Creates Impression

Offensive lineman has made a positive impression among the Tar Heels. Coach already is comparing the Georgia transfer's leadership qualities to invaluable traits possessed by former UNC offensive lineman , the previous starter at center who served as a guiding force for UNC Football across the last two seasons. (Inside Carolina)

The Most Important Addition and Loss From the Transfer Portal for Every ACC Football Team

UNC: (In), (Out). QB is expected to start after declared for the NFL Draft. Johnson was a backup in 2022 and 2023 at Texas A&M but threw for 2,815 yards and 27 touchdowns with six interceptions in 2021 at LSU. started eight games at left tackle and will play for Ole Miss next season. (Mike Farrell Sports)

Four-star edge rusher Bryce Davis sets official visit to UNC

Typically, June is when recruiting visits start to heat up for college football programs across the country and that’s the case for the Tar Heels. On Monday, 4-star edge rusher Bryce Davis announced that he has set his official visit to UNC for June 7-9th. He’s one of a few North Carolina football recruits who have set that weekend as their official visit date. (USA Today)

Former UNC Linebacker Jeremiah Gemmel Signs With CFL's Winnipeg Blue Bombers

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL) signed linebacker on Friday. The 25-year-old from Newnan, Georgia, made eight tackles and one tackle for loss for the Orlando Guardians (XFL) in 2023. Gemmel signed with the San Francisco 49ers as an undrafted free agent out of UNC in 2022. He also had a brief stint with the Denver Broncos. (BGM Sports Trax)

UNC Football Fully "On Board" and Catching Up With NIL

acknowledges North Carolina’s football program has some catching up to do regarding raising money for its football collective. But UNC recently met its initiative raising $1 million for the Heels4Life Hold The Line campaign, and now the focus is on getting $5 million this year. NIL money is at the core of college athletics now, especially football. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

One-on-One With UNC QB Max Johnson

There are specific reasons chose UNC while in the transfer portal in November. He wanted to play in a program and for coaches he can win with and reach his personal goals. He had a prior relationship with part of the UNC staff, and knew there is plenty of talent to work with at Carolina, so he didn’t take long to pledge for the Tar Heels. (Tar Heel Illustrated)
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