UNC Football Recruiting

Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Football Recruiting.

Four-Star UNC QB Commit Bryce Baker Working to Help Build 2025 Football Recruiting Class

Four-star UNC quarterback commit Bryce Baker: "I loved the visit. I was able to stay the whole week in Chapel Hill because I was on spring break, sit in on all of the quarterback meetings, watch all of the spring practices during the week, and bond with my future teammates. (It) grew my relationship with UNC even more...because of the family atmosphere." (Tar Heel Illustrated)

Four-star QB Noah Grubbs lists UNC in his top 10, discusses visiting again and more

Noah Grubbs is a highly sought-after 6-foot-5, 195-pound 4-star pro-style Class of 2026 quarterback from Lake Mary, FL, who has been recruited for some time by quarterbacks' coach and offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey and the Tar Heels. "I have family that live in North Carolina. This is home away from home. My visit was great! It meant a lot to my family." (Tar Heel Illustrated)

Video: IC Football Recruiting Podcast - UNC Adding Pieces to the 2025 Class

Football recruiting analyst Don Callahan and Tommy Ashley of Inside Carolina get you up to speed on the latest commitment news and what’s ahead for Mack Brown and the 2025 UNC football recruiting class. They also discuss the Tar Heels' three latest high school commitments and the most recent addition from the transfer portal. (View Video)

Catching Up With 2025 UNC Football Commit Kamden Laudenslager

Kamden Laudenslager is a 6-foot-3, 220-pound 3-star class of 2025 defensive end who has long been committed to UNC. The Owings Mills, MD, product, who is ranked No. 16 in the state of Maryland and No. 40 nationally at the position, always knew where he wanted to attend school. "I just knew that's where I wanted to be," Laudenslager said recently. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

Georgia Linebacker Anthony Kruah Commits To UNC Football

The commitments continue to rain in for UNC Football as Peach State linebacker Anthony Kruah announced his commitment to the Tar Heels on Sunday evening. Before his announcement, Kruah, a 6-foot-2, 210-pounder from Marietta (Ga.) High, had intended to take summer official visits to Auburn, Baylor, Boston College, and UNC before rendering a decision. (Inside Carolina)

Video: Four-Star UNC QB Commit Bryce Baker Interview

The Rivals Camp Series made its stop last weekend in Charlotte, and one of the top performers there was 4-star UNC class of 2025 quarterback commit Bryce Baker. Baker is a pro-style QB rated the No. 159 overall recruit nationally, he’s the No. 12 player at his position, and is the No. 4 prospect in North Carolina. (View Video)

Former Ole Miss, NC State DT Joshua Harris Transferring to UNC

Ole Miss defensive tackle transfer Joshua Harris announced his intentions to transfer to UNC on Sunday. Harris, a 6-foot-4, 325-pound Roxboro, N.C. native, entered the Transfer Portal on Tuesday, the first day of the Spring Window. He spent this weekend in Chapel Hill, attending the Tar Heels' spring game. Harris has one year of eligibility remaining. (Inside Carolina)

Georgia DT Devin Ancrum Commits To UNC Football

UNC again tapped into powerhouse Hoschton (Ga.) Mill Creek High as defensive tackle Devin Ancrum committed to the Tar Heels on Saturday. Ancrum, a 6-foot-2, 295-pounder, is the second D-lineman to commit to UNC in as many days. Four-star edge rusher Austin Alexander committed Friday. There are now nine commits in UNC's 2025 football recruiting class. (Inside Carolina)

Family, faith led defensive lineman Austin Alexander to UNC

Austin Alexander had a list of people to thank during his college commitment ceremony on Friday. He listed teammates, coaches, and parents. But he broke down when he mentioned his sister, Maleah. Maleah is about to begin her college basketball career at Liberty in Lynchburg, Virginia. Her decision played a heavy role in Austin's commitment to UNC. (Cincinnati Enquirer)

Four-Star Edge Rusher Austin Alexander Commits To UNC Football

North Carolina has added another 4-star recruit to its commitment list when edge rusher Austin Alexander committed to the Tar Heels on Friday. Alexander, a 6-foot-3, 245-pounder from Burlington (Ky.) Cooper High, chose UNC over Kentucky, Notre Dame, Stanford, and Wisconsin. Alexander becomes the first Kentuckian to commit to UNC in the Internet Era. (Inside Carolina)

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