How UNC wide receiver Trech Kekahuna adds 'dog mentality' to Tar Heels offense

Trech Kekahuna feels like he’s always been overlooked. That’s just what happens to players from Hawaii, he said. But as the transfer receiver from Wisconsin looks to carve out a role in UNC’s wide receiver group, he’ll lean on his background. "I feel like being from Hawaii just builds like a type of dog mentality, and I feel like I have that inside of me." (MSN.com)

Colts WR Josh Downs sees opportunity approaching

This is Josh Downs' moment. "I'm trying to show I'm a really good receiver," the Indianapolis Colts wideout said. He averaged 787 receiving yards and 103 targets in his first two seasons (2023-2024) and seemed to be an ascending player. But myriad factors impacted Downs' usage last season, when he had a career-low 566 yards on 58 receptions. (ESPN)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - UNC Basketball's Strong Non-Conference Schedule

UNC's non-conference basketball schedule contains a high-powered lineup featuring Illinois, Arkansas, Kentucky, and the newly confirmed West Virginia matchup at the Dick Vitale Invitational. What could the Tar Heels' competitive schedule mean for NCAA Tournament seeding? (View Video)

College football archenemies for every power-conference team

We compiled a list of the archenemies of every Power-4 school and the stories that make them public enemy No. 1. North Carolina: Bobby Bowden. If the Tar Heels are the "sleeping giant" of college football, credit Bowden with doling out strong doses of ZzzQuil. From 1992, when the 'Noles joined the ACC, through 2000, Florida State was 9-0 vs. UNC. (ESPN)

Matt Able Ready to Trade Supporting Role for Starring Opportunity at UNC

Sophomore guard Matt Able's move from Raleigh to Chapel Hill is historic. He is believed to be the first Wolfpack basketball player to transfer directly to North Carolina in the modern era, crossing rivalry lines after one season at NC State. However, his previous affiliation should quickly become secondary if he produces at the level the Tar Heels expect. (Yahoo! Sports)

Dave Hanners coached Allen Iverson, says Terrence Brown reminds him of 'The Answer'

For three seasons as a Philadelphia 76ers assistant coach, Dave Hanners had a front-row seat to marvel at Allen Iverson’s talent. When Hanners, a former UNC player and assistant coach, saw Terrence Brown during summer workouts and scrimmages at the Smith Center, "I thought I was watching Allen Iverson...because Terrence Brown is a walking clone." (Tar Heel Tribune)

Creighton Lebo Named Assistant Basketball Coach At Central Arkansas

University of Central Arkansas men's basketball head coach John Shulman has announced the addition of assistant coach Creighton Lebo to his staff as the Bears continue building toward another conference championship run. Lebo arrives in Conway after spending the past two seasons as a graduate assistant at UNC under coach Hubert Davis. (Central Arkansas Athletics)

Competition Ramping Up As UNC Football Enters Second Week Of Camp

UNC Football coach Bill Belichick preached the importance of fundamentals in the early days of practice. Now, with just three weeks until kickoff in Ireland, everything is shifting into a second gear. "The competition has started, but to play real football, I think you have to evaluate real football. We’re ready to start playing, and that’s when evaluations start." (Inside Carolina)

Video: IC Podcast - UNC Football Depth Chart A Work in Progress

Football analyst Jason Staples joins Tommy Ashley of Inside Carolina to discuss the second day of media availability for UNC Football practice, the quarterback group's potential, early defensive starters, the Tar Heels' emphasis on speed and athleticism, and more. (View Video)

UNC Football Seeking Linebacker Depth

The linebacker position could present the most uncertainty on the UNC Football roster. "We had like 4% play time returning at that position; literally, almost none," Bill Belichick said. "So, it's been a total makeover." The revamping mostly took place at the top, with Derek McDonald transferring from Syracuse and Peyton Seelmann from Richmond. (TarHeel247)

Preview: UNC men's soccer schedule features tests and homestand

As UNC men’s soccer looks toward the 2026 season, the Tar Heels will prepare for a schedule featuring early road tests, an extended homestand and a challenging slate of ACC opponents. They come off a 9-5-6 season that ended in the second round of the NCAA Tournament against Maryland. October brings several of UNC’s toughest tests. (Daily Tar Heel)

Kane Kepley promoted to Double-A in Chicago Cubs' farm system

Kane Kepley is one step closer to fulfilling his lifelong dream of playing in the big leagues. After impressing in High-A, the former Tar Heel center fielder is now set to take on the next challenge of his professional baseball career. The Chicago Cubs believe he is ready for promotion to AA, putting him one step closer to calling Wrigley Field his future home. (Keeping It Heel)

UNC hires outside lawyers to assist with Michael Lombardi investigation

Bill Belichick spoke to the media Thursday for the first time after new developments surfaced in the investigation into UNC football's general manager, Michael Lombardi. The University of North Carolina has hired at least three outside lawyers to help with its investigation into Lombardi, who was placed on paid administrative leave last week. (WRAL.com)

Video: TarHeel247 Podcast - John Henson, David Sisk On UNC Basketball's Big Man Hunt

College basketball recruiting analyst David Sisk joins former UNC and NBA forward John Henson to share the latest scoop on Michael Malone’s search for a big man to complete his 2026-27 Tar Heel basketball roster, including where things stand with Micah Handlogten, Duke Brennan, Cameron Fens, and 2027 recruits. (View Video)

Former UNC Outfielder Skye Bolt Added to UNCG Baseball Coaching Staff

UNC Greensboro (UNCG) baseball Coach Cody Ellis has announced the hiring of Skye Bolt to his coaching staff. Bolt joins the Spartans as an assistant coach, bringing Major League Baseball experience and a strong background in hitting instruction, player development, and mentorship. Prior to his professional career, Bolt was a standout at UNC. (UNCG Spartans)

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