Video: IC Podcast - The Effects of Saturday's UNC Football Recruiting Ban

Football recruiting expert Don Callahan joins Tommy Ashley of Inside Carolina to discuss UNC's recruiting ban for Saturday's home opener in Kenan Stadium against East Tennessee State. Callahan explains the violation, the penalty, and the reasons behind the recruiting rules in effect across college football. (View Video)

No. 7 UNC Women's Soccer cruises by Cal after two-week road trip across nine time zones

After a two-week road trip over nine time zones and thousands of miles, No. 7 UNC Women's Soccer was happy to play at Dorrance Field for the first time in 18 days. They went to Dublin, then to Arizona with stops in Tucson and Tempe, winning all three matches. But after four days home to recharge, UNC eased to a 3-0 victory Thursday over Cal. (Tar Heel Tribune)

25 Years Later: Remembering Ryan Kohart And His Legacy

Working in New York City was always in Ryan Kohart's plan. He interned on Wall Street on several occasions, and his father worked there as well. Within two weeks of graduation from Carolina he had a job as a junior equities trader. He later moved to an attractive job at Cantor Fitzgerald, where he worked in the North Tower of the World Trade Center. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Baseball's road back to College World Series starts soon with fall scrimmages

Following a run to the College World Series, UNC Baseball is back at Boshamer Stadium for its fall schedule. The Tar Heels started practice Sept. 7 to begin preparation for the 2027 season, which welcomes back key returners in pitcher Caden Glauber, second baseman Gavin Gallaher, first baseman Erik Paulsen, and third baseman Cooper Nicholson. (MSN.com)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - UNC Basketball's Defense-First Blueprint

UNC Basketball sets its sights on a renewed identity as Coach Michael Malone unveils his blueprint focused on defense, rebounding, fast-paced transitions, and ball movement. Isaac Schade and Bill Robinson break down how these shifts will translate on the court. (View Video)

Look back at how UNC responded to 9/11

The terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001 shocked the nation and world, including here in Chapel Hill. Campus came to a halt as Tar Heels followed the news and tried to make sense of what was unfolding. Six UNC alumni lost their lives on this day 25 years ago. Here’s a look back at how campus responded in the days, weeks, and months following 9/11. (UNC.edu)

Carolina Insider Podcast: Full Basketball Schedule, UNC Football vs. ETSU Preview, Lee Pace Joins

UNC Football begins its 100th season in Kenan Stadium by hosting ETSU. Jones Angell and Adam Lucas preview the matchup (4:43). Tar Heel Basketball released its full schedule for 2026-27 and has a big reunion this weekend (22:11). Plus, Lee Pace reflects on a career covering Carolina Football (34:47) and more. (Listen To Podcast)

UNC Football Freshmen Showing They Can Help in the Present

Eight true freshmen saw the field in UNC Football’s season-opening victory over TCU, including four who logged snaps on offense or defense: Carson Sneed (10), C.J. Sadler (26), David Jackson (7) and Kenton Dopson (6). Four others contributed on special teams plays: DQ Forkpa (13), Jakob Weatherspoon (12), Jaziel Hart (12), and Calvin Thomas (7). (Inside Carolina)

Carolina remembers alumni lost on 9/11

Seldom has UNC's campus come to such a halt as it did Sept. 11, 2001. People were glued to TVs, trying to comprehend what was happening. The next day, 10,000 people streamed into Polk Place and listened for words of comfort and hope. Six Carolina alumni were among the almost 3,000 who lost their lives in the terrorist attacks. Here are their stories. (UNC.edu)

Podcast: Carolina Football Live - Bill Belichick Previews UNC vs. ETSU, Recaps TCU

North Carolina head football coach Bill Belichick joins Jones Angell to recap the Tar Heels' win over TCU in Ireland, preview Saturday's noon matchup against East Tennessee State, answer questions from Tar Heel fans, and more. (Listen To Podcast)

No. 7 UNC Women’s Soccer Shuts Out Cal, 3-0, To Open ACC Play

No. 7 North Carolina Women's Soccer opened ACC play against Cal on Thursday in Chapel Hill. The Tar Heels picked up a shutout win, 3-0, over the Bears to start conference action in the win column (Highlights). In the 10th minute, Bella Devey scored the first goal of the night off a corner kick with assists coming from Izzi Stratton and Summer Denigan. (GoHeels.com)

Video: Tar Heel Tribune - THSN football sideline reporter and former UNC QB Bryn Renner

Tar Heel Sports Network football sideline reporter and former North Carolina quarterback Bryn Renner talks UNC Football ahead of the Tar Heels' home opener on Saturday at noon against East Tennessee State. (View Video)

Audio: 100 Years of Kenan Stadium - A Family Tradition

Kenan Stadium has become a Chapel Hill staple during the past century, with some families sharing memories across generations. District Court Judge Hathaway Pendergrass grew up in one of those families, and he remembered his father’s stories from playing with Chapel Hill High School in the state championship game on the Kenan grass. (Chapelboro.com)

UNC Football Contends with Early Open Date, Ready for ETSU

Week one of the college football season kicked off with a full slate of games. Well, almost a full slate. UNC was not part of that debut group, having already earned its first win of the season against TCU in Dublin, Ireland. Instead, the Tar Heels utilized the earliest open week possible to focus on Saturday's home opener against East Tennessee State. (TarHeel247)

Belichick discusses adjustments after TCU and strengths of ETSU

Bill Belichick spent most of Monday’s press conference deflecting questions about the investigation surrounding his program, but when the subject turned to football, he had plenty to say. UNC (1–0) hosts East Tennessee State (1–1) at noon at Kenan Stadium (ACC Network) in a game that also marks the 100th anniversary of the stadium’s opening. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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