Bulls' Caleb Wilson to have surgery on fractured hand, miss 4-6 weeks

Chicago Bulls rookie Caleb Wilson will have surgery on his fractured right hand and miss four to six weeks. Wilson injured his hand in the third quarter of Wednesday's 124-119 loss to the San Antonio Spurs when he tried to knock the ball out of Victor Wembanyama's hands. Wilson did not finish the game. He was scheduled to undergo surgery Thursday. (ESPN)

UNC vs. Georgia Basketball Preview: Tar Heels Welcome First P5 Test After 3-0 Start

Georgia's guards and wings shoulder most of the scoring, but it’s still been a balanced attack of 2-pointers and 3-pointers thus far. At 46 percent from the floor, Georgia hasn’t shot the ball well from deep, firing at 31.2 percent in 25.7 attempts per game. The perimeter-oriented Bulldogs have received 36 of their 249 points from players 6-foot-10 or taller. (Inside Carolina)

No. 2 UNC Women’s Soccer Beats Duke In ACC Semifinal, 1-0

With dominant defense, No. 2 UNC Women's Soccer needed only a beautiful Bella Devey goal to overcome Duke. The No. 2-seed Tar Heels controlled much of the game but still had to sweat out the final minutes of a 1-0 victory Thursday over the No. 6-seed Blue Devils (Highlights) in the ACC women’s soccer tournament semifinals at WakeMed Soccer Park. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Video: Carolina Insider - Double Takes Episode 2 - The Streets are Talking

Jones Angell and Adam Lucas discuss UNC Football’s matchup with Louisville, College Football Playoff expansion, and what the future could hold for the ACC Championship Game. Then they turn to basketball and what it’ll take for the Tar Heels to find more consistency. And yes, the streets are talking. (View Video)

Georgia at UNC: TV info, stats, scouting Bulldogs, notes, and more

The last time UNC faced Georgia was Nov. 18, 1998, a 65-58 Tar Heel victory in the Smith Center in the Preseason NIT. Kris Lang led UNC with 21 points. Ed Cota had 14 points, 11 assists, and five steals. This is the first of three SEC opponents before Christmas: UNC hosts Arkansas on Dec. 1 and Kentucky on Dec. 19 in Madison Square Garden. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Jelani Thurman, Xavier Lewis Named Semifinalists for Prestigious National Awards

Jelani Thurman has put together one of the best seasons by a tight end in UNC history, recording 45 receptions, 525 yards, and eight TDs through nine games. His eight scores are tied for most nationally among tight ends. On the other side of the football, defensive lineman Xavier Lewis continues to receive national recognition for an impressive season. (Tar Heel Blue)

Five Things to Know About New Chiefs WR Josh Downs

The Kansas City Chiefs made an addition to their passing attack Tuesday by acquiring wide receiver Josh Downs from the Indianapolis Colts. Here are five things to know about the newest member of the offense. The 25-year-old Downs spent the entirety of his career with Indianapolis up until this point, catching 231 passes for 2,494 yards and 12 TDs. (Kansas City Star)

UNC Basketball freshman Sayon Keita not ready to talk, but game spoke volumes vs. Wyoming

Sayon Keita, UNC’s 7-foot-1 center, did something that hasn't been done in the previous 116 seasons at Carolina, delivering an all-time performance against Wyoming. The Mali native knows five languages and spent four years playing professionally in Spain. While he speaks French, Spanish, Catalan and Bambara, Keita only began learning English in May. (MSN.com)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - UNC Basketball Has a New Identity Under Michael Malone

Michael Malone is building a new identity for UNC Basketball, and through three games, the numbers are starting to tell the story. Josh Marlow and Isaac Schade break down UNC's emerging 3-and-D identity, the Tar Heels' defensive improvements, and why rebounding remains their biggest challenge. (View Video)

UNC Women's Basketball Didn't Need a Confidence Boost. It Needed Better Execution.

Three days after scoring just 39 points against No. 1 South Carolina, North Carolina women's basketball put up 109 against NC Central. The No. 23 Tar Heels made a program-record 18 three-pointers Wednesday at Carmichael Arena, earning their first win of the season with a 109-40 victory. The biggest difference was how UNC operated offensively. (TarHeel247)

No. 2 UNC Women’s Soccer Faces No. 12 Duke In ACC Tournament Semifinal Thursday

No. 2 North Carolina women's soccer prepares to face No. 12 Duke in the 2026 ACC Women's Soccer Championship Semifinal on Thursday afternoon. The Tar Heels and Blue Devils are set for a 2 p.m. kickoff at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, N.C., with streaming available on ACC Network. The Tar Heels lead the all-time series with a 46-7-5 record. (GoHeels.com)

CB Alijah Huzzie Waived By Jacksonville Jaguars

The Jacksonville Jaguars have waived former Tar Heel cornerback Alijah Huzzie. Huzzie was signed off of the Jaguars’ practice squad last month. He appeared in one game for the Jags and saw all of his playing time on special teams. Huzzie also played in two games for the Texans last season. He had four tackles and an interception while in Houston. (NBC Sports)

Video: The Process, UNC vs. UConn - The 'Do Your Job' Game

Go behind the scenes and down on the sidelines for UNC Football's 38-21 road victory over the UConn Huskies this past Saturday in East Hartford, Conn. Dubbed by coach Bill Belichick as a "do your job" game, the Tar Heels lived up to that mantra and played a complete team game to earn the victory. (View Video)

Tar Heels in pros: Caleb Wilson suffers another hand injury; Ingram gets G League triple-double

Caleb Wilson suffered another hand injury Wednesday, leaving Chicago’s loss to San Antonio on a night Harrison Ingram recorded his third career G League triple-double. Wilson left Wednesday's 124-119 loss to San Antonio in the third quarter with a right-hand injury. Coach Tiago Splitter said the Bulls would not know the extent of it until Thursday. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Christo Kelly on UNC Football's Final Stretch, Mental Toughness, Home Performance

North Carolina center Christo Kelly begins the final three-game stretch of his seven-year football career against Louisville on Saturday at Kenan Stadium. Kelly is in his second year as a Tar Heel, transferring from Holy Cross after five years there. Due to the COVID year and a season-ending injury in 2025, Kelly has stayed eligible until now, his final season. (TarHeel247)

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