Malloy Smith Continues Family Legacy, Signs With UNC Men's Basketball

Malloy Smith, a 6-5 guard from Encino, Calif., has signed a National Letter of Intent to attend North Carolina and play men's basketball for the Tar Heels. Smith attends Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana, Calif. He is the son of Kenny Smith and Gwendolyn Osborne Smith. Malloy's brother, K.J., played three seasons for the Tar Heels from 2018-21. (GoHeels.com)

Video: Matt Norlander, Gary Parrish Discuss UNC and The Transfer Portal

Matt Norlander and Gary Parrish of CBS Sports discuss the latest national events in the transfer portal and UNC topics including Michael Malone's early reviews, the Tar Heels' big-name targets, Neoklis Avdalas, Chuck Martin, Henri Veesaar, Dylan Mingo's new injury, and more. (View Video)

UNC Men's Tennis Sweeps Virginia Tech To Advance In ACC Tournament

North Carolina Men's Tennis shut out Virginia Tech, 4-0, on a steamy Wednesday afternoon at the Cary Tennis Park in the opening round of the 2026 Atlantic Coast Conference Championship. Ranked 46th in this week's Intercollegiate Tennis Association rankings and seeded 11th in the tournament, Carolina improved to 14-10 overall with its victory. (GoHeels.com)

Which Young Football Tar Heels Are Standing Out?

UNC defensive end Melkart Abou-Jaoude was asked which true freshmen have stood out to him on defense. Almost right away, "David Jackson" emanated from his lips. "David Jackson on the D-line, I like him," Abou-Jaoude said. "He's a very violent player, high motor. That's the one that's stood out to me the most." "Everybody is buying into the program." (TarHeel247)

UNC makes 'new Ivies list for third consecutive year

UNC has made the Forbes list of “new Ivies” for the third straight year. Carolina is the only North Carolina institution on the list, which recognizes 20 outstanding universities graduating students that employers love. Forbes looked at admissions, enrollment, and standardized test data from all degree-granting, four-year non-for-profit colleges in the U.S. (UNC.edu)

Video: IC Podcast - Retention, Continuity, and UNC's Jarin Stevenson

Greg Barnes and Tommy Ashley from Inside Carolina discuss UNC forward Jarin Stevenson's role, the importance of player carryover for the Tar Heels, and the transfer portal system that continues to evolve while the money factor continues to explode across the country. (View Video)

UNC Field Hockey Travels To NYC For Career Development Trip

UNC Field Hockey, as part of its commitment to growth for student-athletes, took a career development trip to the New York City on April 2. The team made stops across Manhattan, highlighted by a panel and networking opportunities at Wells Fargo headquarters. It was the first trip of its kind for the program but will certainly not be the last. (GoHeels.com)

How A Stop In Oklahoma City Changed UNC Basketball Associate Head Coach Chuck Martin

The grass isn’t always greener, and new UNC associate head coach Chuck Martin learned that the hard way. After two seasons at Memphis as an assistant under John Calipari from 2006-08, Martin took the head coaching job at Marist University. But after going a combined 41-118 in five seasons at Marist, Martin was fired, leaving him at a crossroads. (Inside Carolina)

UNC Women's Basketball Welcomes North Carolina Native Gabby White To 2026-27 Roster

There's no place like home, as UNC Women's Basketball has signed Chapel Hill native Gabby White for the 2026-27 season. The 5-10 guard returns to the Tar Heel state after spending one season at Virginia. White played 34 games for the Cavaliers, making three starts in her debut season as Virginia reached the Sweet 16 for the first time since 2000. (GoHeels.com)

Why Jackie Robinson Day is personal for UNC baseball pitcher Boston Flannery

Laura Flannery believes in coincidences. Her husband, Keith, does not. So when their only son, Boston Flannery, was born in May 2004, months before the Red Sox snapped an 86-year championship drought, Laura couldn’t help but draw conclusions, even if Keith laughed. "My people from Massachusetts were like, 'Oh my God, Boston broke the curse.'" (MSN.com)

Discount Michael Malone’s North Carolina prospects at your peril

Michael Malone has managed 984 games as a head basketball coach. That’s the equivalent of 25-plus college seasons and more games than Roy Williams worked at Kansas or UNC, Tony Bennett at Virginia, and Gary Williams at Maryland, Ohio State, and Boston College combined. Dismissing Malone’s prospects in the college game would be foolish. (MSN.com)

Aiden Neal Named ACC Men’s Track Performer Of The Week

North Carolina senior Aiden Neal earned his first Atlantic Coast Conference track and field accolade of the season when the ACC named him Men's Track Performer of the Week on Tuesday, April. 14. Neal (3:39.84) won the men's 1500m race at the Duke Invitational, in a field of 123 runners. Neal's time leads the ACC and is eighth in the country. (GoHeels.com)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - What Avdalas, Mingo, Stevenson Decisions Reveal About Michael Malone

Monday saw a flurry of UNC Basketball activity with Neo Avdalas committing, Jarin Stevenson returning, Kim English joining the staff, Dylan Mingo and UNC parting ways, Derek Dixon and Luka Bogavac committing elsewhere, and Caleb Wilson declaring for the NBA. What did we learn about Michael Malone from these moves? (View Video)

Ty English Selected 12th Overall In 2026 PLL College Draft

North Carolina men's lacrosse defensive midfielder Ty English was selected in round two of the 2026 Premier Lacrosse League College Draft, by the Carolina Chaos with the 12th overall selection on Tuesday evening. English is the seventh Tar Heel selected in the PLL Draft since the league's inception in 2019 and the first since Connor Maher in 2023. (GoHeels.com)

Coby White Returns Home to North Carolina, Grounded in Goldsboro Roots

In Goldsboro, North Carolina, community is everything. For Coby White, it is where everything began. "Just growing up there, it’s a small community, a very, very small town. Not many people even know where it is. I have to explain to people a lot. They ask where I’m from, they always think I’m from Greensboro. I’m like, no, I’m from Goldsboro." (WCNC)

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