Video: TarHeel247 Reaction Podcast - Angelo Brizzi Commits To UNC Basketball

Andrew Jones and Jacob Turner from TarHeel247 discuss Wednesday night's breaking news that Buffalo transfer point guard Angelo Brizzi has committed to UNC Basketball for the upcoming 2026-27 season. Brizzi is expected to add backcourt depth to the Tar Heels' revamped roster. (View Video)

UNC Pitcher Caden Glauber Returning to UNC For Sophomore Season

Caden Glauber isn’t going anywhere. The Diamond Heels’ freshman phenom will return to Chapel Hill for his sophomore season, giving North Carolina one of the nation’s premier pitchers for another year. Glauber’s father, Keith, confirmed Wednesday that Caden will remain in Chapel Hill, adding that leaving the Tar Heels was never a consideration. (Inside Carolina)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - UNC's Top 10 Moments Of 2025-26 - Henri Veesaar's Emergence

Top 10 UNC Athletics moments of 2025-26, No. 10-8. Isaac Schade spotlights Henri Veesaar’s explosive rise in men’s basketball, the strategic impact of the House settlement on student-athlete compensation, and the Tar Heels' dominance across 28 varsity sports. (View Video)

Where UNC Lands In ESPN Men's Basketball 2026-27 Way-Too-Early Top 25 Rankings

25. North Carolina: Neoklis Avdalas was ranked higher in our transfer rankings and Terrence Brown was one of college basketball's top scorers last season, but we're going with Matt Able as UNC's player to watch. He was a top-25 recruit who averaged only 8.8 points at NC State as a freshman but was knocking on the door of the NBA Draft's first round. (ESPN)

Niall Sheils Donegan Represents International Team In Palmer Cup

UNC rising senior Niall Sheils Donegan represents the International Team in the 2026 Palmer Cup, which begins Friday at Tralee Golf Links in Tralee, County Kerry, Ireland. Sheils Donegan is one of 24 players that make up the international squad, which will compete against a United States team in a Ryder Cup-style competition Friday-Sunday, July 3-5. (GoHeels.com)

Neoklis Avdalas Discusses Transfer to UNC, Freshman Struggles, and Michael Malone

With a full season of college basketball behind him, Neoklis Avdalas has arrived in Chapel Hill ready for the next step in his development. Speaking publicly for the first time since committing to UNC on April 13, the Greek playmaker spoke with Sportal Greece to discuss his decision to join the Tar Heels, his freshman season at Virginia Tech, and more. (Inside Carolina)

Three UNC Women's Soccer Standouts Prepare For U-20 National Team Camp

The U.S. U-20 Women's National Team has announced the 24-player roster for an upcoming training camp and pair of matches. A trio of Tar Heels were named to the roster: Aven Alvarez, Hope Munson, and Sealey Strawn. The team will train and compete at the Arthur M. Blank U.S. Soccer National Training Center in Fayetteville, Ga. from July 5-16. (GoHeels.com)

Video: IC Podcast - UNC Running Back Breakdown and Superlatives

Football analyst Jason Staples joins Tommy Ashley from Inside Carolina to break down North Carolina running back superlatives from a position group that includes Benjamin Hall, Kaleb Jackson, Jaylen McGill, Demon June, and Charleston French. (View Video)

Tommy Thigpen Named Defensive Coordinator at NC Central

Former UNC three-time All-ACC linebacker and assistant coach Tommy Thigpen has been hired as defensive coordinator and safeties coach for the NC Central Eagles. Most recently, Thigpen spent the 2025 football season coaching linebackers for the Arlington Renegades of the United Football League (UFL). He coached linebackers at UNC from 2019-24. (NCCU Eagles)

UNC Football Opponent Snapshot: NC State

UNC Football seeks redemption in 2026 in front of its home fans to get back on the winning side of the rivalry. While many thought the Wolfpack could lose NC State quarterback CJ Bailey to the transfer portal, who would've been highly coveted by teams around the country, the two-year starter will remain in Raleigh to lead NC State for a third season. (TarHeel247)

UNC Track & Field Welcomes Back Scott Houston As Assistant Coach

Tar Heel letterwinner and pole vault great Scott Houston returns home to Chapel Hill as director of track and field/cross country, as Chris Miltenberg announced him as assistant coach. A standout pole vaulter for UNC from 2008-12, Scott returns to Chapel Hill after serving as the pole vault coach at High Point since 2015, where he developed 13 All-Americans. (GoHeels.com)

Why Michael Malone’s First UNC Basketball Roster Is Better — and Worse

UNC Basketball has added talent and depth to its backcourt. The Tar Heels bring back Jaydon Young and Isaiah Denis, who should develop nicely in the offseason. The Tar Heels added Terrence Brown, Matt Able, Kevin Thomas, and Neoklis Avdalas, four guards who will all get significant playing time. The frontcourt is where the talent drop-off exists. (Sports Illustrated)

UNC's Dorrance Field Becomes Dorrance Field at Play2Dream Legacy Stadium

UNC has expanded the name of its soccer and lacrosse venue to Dorrance Field at Play2Dream Legacy Stadium, recognizing youth sports opportunities while continuing to honor legendary coach Anson Dorrance. Kathleen Welsh and Gary Loveman, parents of two former UNC women's soccer players, made a leadership gift to broaden the stadium's name. (GoHeels.com)

Former Tar Heel Soccer Standout Sebastian Berhalter nets first career World Cup goal

In that loss to Turkey, the USMNT played most of their backups as they opted to rest the starters. But one of those backups is a key substitute who is one of the first to come off the bench for the team. Sebastian Berhalter has carved out a role for himself in his first World Cup. On Thursday, the former Tar Heel standout scored his first career World Cup goal. (USA Today)

UNC researchers developing the world’s largest sky-survey telescope

UNC is embarking on a bold new era of astronomical discovery with the construction of the Argus Array, a revolutionary telescope system that will be the first large telescope capable of observing the entire Northern nighttime sky at once and identifying rare cosmic events in real time. Argus will generate data at a rate of 2,000 gigabits per second. (UNC.edu)

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