No. 20 UNC Volleyball Sweeps Duke For Seventh Straight Win Over Blue Devils

UNC Volleyball swept Duke on Sunday at Carmichael Arena, marking the Tar Heels' seventh straight win over the Blue Devils (Highlights). Safi Hampton led Carolina with 13 kills, followed by Chelsea Thorpe with nine. Sadie Swift recorded a season-high six kills, and Bridget Malone entered early in the first set and immediately made her presence felt. (GoHeels.com)

Tar Heels ride two early goals to record 23rd ACC women’s soccer title

No. 2 North Carolina has made a habit of jumping out to leads, and that was important against No. 10 Virginia, which made the going difficult. The Tar Heels got outshot and had to work for everything, but they rode two early scores to a 2-0 victory Sunday in the ACC women’s soccer championship game (Highlights) to earn the program’s 23rd title. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Day'Ron Sharpe making another leap in rare Brooklyn Nets bright spot

Day'Ron Sharpe is making the jump from backup bruiser to full-time starter and complete player. And so far, the transition has been going well. Sharpe had an impressive plus-16.7 net rating swing for Brooklyn entering Saturday. Essentially meaning they are an aggregate 16.7 points per 100 possessions better with the big man on the floor. (New York Post)

Tar Heels in pros: Caleb Love has 57-point weekend in G League; Coby White scores 21

Caleb Love turned his first weekend with the Delaware Blue Coats into a scoring showcase, pouring in 57 points over two games and taking over the fourth quarter Saturday. Coby White scored 21 points Thursday in the Charlotte Hornets’ 101-96 loss at Phoenix. Brooklyn center Day'Ron Sharpe had 16 points, 11 rebounds, and five assists Saturday. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Video: IC Podcast - Blown Chances Sink UNC Football vs. Louisville

Buck Sanders, Jason Staples, and Tommy Ashley from Inside Carolina break down UNC Football's 16-14 loss to Louisville in Kenan Stadium on Saturday night. The Tar Heels' defense held up but it was the Carolina offense that made the key mistakes to prevent the win. (View Video)

UNC Football Offensive and Defensive Snap Counts vs. Louisville

Snap counts provide a closer look at how UNC distributed playing time, particularly following an injury to starting quarterback Billy Edwards Jr. that forced Travis Burgess into action. The Tar Heels played 59 offensive snaps compared with 68 defensive snaps, with several notable developments across both units. Here is a position-by-position breakdown. (Tar Heel Blue)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Heartbreak For UNC Football vs. Louisville

UNC Football falls to Louisville 16-14 in a frustrating loss filled with missed opportunities. The Tar Heels had multiple chances deep in Louisville territory but couldn't capitalize. Isaac Schade breaks down the loss, the missed opportunities, the impact of Billy Edwards' injury, and more. (View Video)

A 'Rocky' run up the museum steps, then 30 points for Kate Harpring at Penn

Kate Harpring made the most of her first trip to Philadelphia. The sensational Tar Heel freshman scored 30 points to help No. 23 UNC beat Penn 71-60 on Saturday. A day earlier she ran up the Philadelphia Museum of Art steps in ode to the movie “Rocky” in honor of her dad Matt, who played for the 76ers 25 years ago. Rocky is his favorite movie. (Associated Press)

North Carolina vs. Louisville Postgame Notes

This is the Tar Heels’ 100th season in Kenan Stadium. Louisville defeated UNC, 16-14, Saturday evening in Chapel Hill. With the loss, Carolina drops to 5-5 on the season, and 2-4 in the ACC standings. True freshman Travis Burgess entered the game in the third quarter, completing six passes for 59 yards. He also rushed eight times for 35 yards. (Read More...)

Good, Bad, and Ugly Report: UNC vs. Louisville

In the end, the Tar Heels were not ready for prime time. Again. In front of a paltry crowd in a night game with bowl eligibility on the line, Carolina came up short. UNC’s five losses are by a combined 23 points, but their four FBS wins are by a combined 30 points. With that in mind, here is the Bobby Petrino Bowl edition of the Good, Bad, and Ugly Report. (Tar Heel Tribune)

North Carolina, Louisville players lock up in brawl to end Cardinals’ 16-14 win

Louisville had just taken a knee to end Saturday's 16-14 win at UNC, but Tar Heels defensive tackle Xavier Lewis and Cardinals offensive lineman Johnnie Brown kept jostling in a testy exchange. Moments later, as time expired, more players stepped. Tempers flared and jawing escalated to shoving, players in pileups, and a haze of flailing arms. (Associated Press)

Video: Bill Belichick Post-Louisville Press Conference

North Carolina Football head coach Bill Belichick speaks with the media following the Tar Heels' 16-14 loss to the Louisville Cardinals on Saturday night in Chapel Hill. (View Video)

Box Score: North Carolina 14, Louisville 16

View the complete box score from the North Carolina Tar Heels' 16-14 loss to the Louisville Cardinals on Saturday night at Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill. (View Box Score)

Video: Jordan Shipp, Derek McDonald Post-Louisville Press Conferences

North Carolina wide receiver Jordan Shipp and Linebacker Derek McDonald speak with reporters following the Tar Heels' 16-14 loss to the Louisville Cardinals on Saturday night at Kenan Stadium. (View Video)

Defensive gem, offensive dud and ugly finish at Kenan

The Tar Heels held a Louisville football team that came in averaging 40.8 points per game to just 16, with its lone touchdown coming after a Billy Edwards Jr. fumble. UNC tried to rally behind freshman quarterback Travis Burgess after Edwards’ apparent upper-body injury, but fell short in a 16-14 Cardinals victory on Saturday night at Kenan Stadium. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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