Caleb Wilson feels “jitters” as NBA Summer League approaches

On Monday, Caleb Wilson took part in a Chicago Bulls practice before heading to Las Vegas. After practice, Wilson admitted he felt "jitters" as he hadn't picked up a ball in an organized setting in months. "I’m definitely excited to play. When I play out there like when I played today, it’s a lot of little jitters because I haven’t played in so long, but I’ll be good." (Clutch Points)

UNC Men’s Soccer Announces 2026 Schedule

The University of North Carolina men's soccer program has finalized its 2026 schedule. Now entering coach Carlos Somoano's 16th season at the helm, the Tar Heels are looking to build on a fantastic spring that saw them win the Carolina Cup with a 5-0 record after finishing in the 'receiving votes' category of the final 2025 United Soccer Coaches Poll. (GoHeels.com)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Top 10 Games Of The Last Decade - UNC Ends Coach K...Twice!

Caleb Love’s iconic dagger and Armando Bacot’s 21-rebound heroics gave Tar Heel fans ultimate bragging rights by ending Coach K’s legendary career on the biggest stage. Isaac Schade breaks down No. 1-4 of the top 10 UNC Basketball games of the last decade. (View Video)

Tar Heel hoists the Stanley Cup — twice

Mallory Wilmoth knows how much the Stanley Cup weighs. It’s about 35 pounds and can be cumbersome to lift, especially while standing on ice in high heels. The UNC Hussman School of Journalism and Media alumna hoisted the trophy on June 14 in Las Vegas after the Carolina Hurricanes clinched the NHL championship by defeating the Golden Knights. (UNC.edu)

Video: IC Podcast - UNC Tight End Breakdown and Superlatives

UNC's tight end group was sorely misused last season, but under new offensive coordinator Bobby Petrino, this year's group of Jelani Thurman, Jordan Washington, Shamar Easter, and Jaxxon Warren could potentially, according to Inside Carolina's Jason Staples, be the offense's best unit this season. (View Video)

Kayla McPherson Named Western Carolina Women's Basketball Assistant Coach

Kayla McPherson, a former standout player and student assistant coach at the University of North Carolina, joins the Western Carolina women's basketball coaching staff, announced this week by coach Jonathan Tsipis. McPherson comes to Cullowhee after serving as a student assistant for the UNC staff in 2025-26 after her playing career was cut short. (Catamount Sports)

After Seamless Adjustment And Magic Moment, Coby White Signs Up For More In Charlotte

Whenever a player switches teams during the NBA’s February trade deadline, the transition can feel like a total whirlwind. For Coby White, who left the only franchise he had ever known for a familiar one in his home state, the move carried extra emotion. Five months later, the Charlotte Hornets have now officially extended their 26-year-old veteran. (Charlotte Hornets)

Caleb Wilson shows off arm at MLB game; Veesaar has best Summer League game

While Caleb Wilson was showing off his arm at a major-league ballpark ahead of his NBA Summer League debut, Henri Veesaar delivered his best performance over three games in that league. On the final night of play in Salt Lake City, Veesaar made his first start of the Summer League, finishing with 11 points, two 3-pointers, five rebounds, and four assists. (Tar Heel Tribune)

The top 25 basketball players from North Carolina for America 250

As the U.S. celebrates its 250th birthday, we look at 25 of the best basketball players from North Carolina, including hoopers who spent time growing up and playing high school basketball in the state. Starting Five: Chris Paul, Winston-Salem; Stephen Curry, Charlotte; Michael Jordan, Wilmington; James Worthy, Gastonia; Bob McAdoo, Greensboro. (MSN.com)

Video: Alyssa Ustby Discusses Pro Basketball Career, Life In Italy

On Episode 2 of the "Tar Heel Tribune Podcast," Alyssa Ustby, one of the most decorated players in UNC Women’s Basketball history, talks about her playing career, being underestimated, adapting to a season in Italy, those challenges, what’s ahead for her, and more. (View Video)

Barth Brothers Hosting Free Kicking Camp July 16 In Wilmington

Brothers Casey Barth and Connor Barth, two of the greatest placekickers ever produced by the state of North Carolina, will host their annual, all-ages kicking camp July 16 at Hoggard High School in Wilmington. Casey and Connor Barth are the two most prolific field goal kickers in UNC football history, with 66 and 54 successful three-point conversions, respectively. (North Carolina Sports Network)

USMNT Legend Eddie Pope on World Cups Past and Present

Eddie Pope knows what it means to represent the Stars and Stripes. The legendary defender—winner of the Concacaf Champions Cup (1998), U.S. Open Cup (1996), MLS Cup (1996, 1997, 1999) and Supporters’ Shield (1997, 1999)—racked up 82 national team caps, enjoyed three trips to the World Cup and claimed the 2005 Concacaf Gold Cup. (US Soccer)

A letter from new athletic director Steve Newmark to the Carolina Athletics community

As I prepare to begin my first academic year as director of athletics at the University of North Carolina, I want to take a moment to share my appreciation for everyone who supports Carolina Athletics and makes it so special to so many. On a personal note, I'm grateful for the generosity, encouragement, and patience you've shown since my return to Chapel Hill. (GoHeels.com)

Video: TarHeel247 Podcast - Strengths & Question Marks About UNC Basketball's Roster

UNC added another piece to its 2026-27 basketball roster last week. College basketball recruiting analyst David Sisk and Jacob Turner from TarHeel247 discuss the Tar Heels' roster, what they like about the new additions, the biggest strengths, weaknesses and more. (View Video)

UNC student, Rhodes scholar brings hope back home to Jamaica

When Tiana Dinham flew home to Jamaica in November 2025, the University of North Carolina senior experienced the “lowest of lows and highest of highs.” She planned the trip to do the exciting final round of interviews for the 2026 Rhodes scholarship. But weeks before, Category 5 Hurricane Melissa devastated the island with 190 mph winds. (UNC.edu)

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