No. 7 UNC Women’s Soccer Falls To No. 5 Michigan State, 3-2

No. 7 UNC Women's Soccer welcomed no. 5 Michigan State to Chapel Hill Sunday afternoon, falling by a final score of 3-2 (Highlights). Summer Denigan notched her fourth goal of the season for the Tar Heels while scoring for the third straight match. Sealey Strawn scored her first career goal off a penalty kick. UNC took 21 shots with five on goal. (GoHeels.com)

Michael Malone's Priorities When Assembling His UNC Basketball Coaching Staff

New UNC men's basketball coach Michael Malone describe a hiring process of his coaching staff that was conducted "with intent and purpose," that aimed to maintain program traditions and connections, yet also brought fresh ideas and perspectives. From the outset, Malone knew he needed staffers who were already well versed in Carolina Basketball. (Inside Carolina)

Video: IC Podcast - UNC Baseball's Erik Paulsen's Time to Lead

Tommy Ashley and Spencer Haskell of Inside Carolina sit down with Tar Heel first baseman Erik Paulsen to discuss his journey from New York to UNC, his early baseball career story, the recruiting process that landed him at Stoney Brook and ultimately Carolina, and more. (View Video)

Why Billy Edwards Was Named UNC's Starting Quarterback

UNC Football's nearly five-month-long quarterback competition concluded Tuesday when the Tar Heels informed Billy Edwards Jr. that he won the starting job. The competition, primarily between Edwards and Texas A&M transfer Miles O'Neill, was "neck-and-neck" throughout training camp. But in the end, Edwards' steadiness and leadership won out. (TarHeel247)

How UNC Basketball Coach Malone Is Already Doing Exactly What He Promised

Coach Michael Malone has already positioned himself and UNC Basketball favorably with many elite recruiting targets. In the 2027 recruiting class, Beckham Black, CJ Rosser, Adan Diggs, Demarcus Henry, Jordan Page, NaVorro Bowman Jr., and Darius Wabbington are all ranked within the top 15 prospects and have had reported interest in the Tar Heels. (Sports Illustrated)

UNC DB Tre Miller on Adding Weight, Returning Experience, and More

Cornerback Tre Miller returns for his fourth season with UNC Football, working alongside other experienced defensive backs. As a redshirt junior, Miller has been involved with the program since before Bill Belichick arrived, and he joins fellow corners Kaleb Cost, and Jaiden Patterson on that list. This continuity lets them pass on their knowledge to newcomers. (TarHeel247)

Extra Points: Going Green

Bill Belichick has coached football games in five international settings over his illustrious career: London, Mexico City, and Germany. Belichick has also visited Dublin, Ireland. That was in early July 1995 when he was there to see his good friend Jon Bon Jovi perform. Now the Tar Heels' second-year coach is set for another international experience. (GoHeels.com)

Previewing UNC field hockey’s 2026 season

Head coach Erin Matson has lost just two true road games since taking over UNC field hockey in 2023. This fall, the Tar Heels will have eight chances to test that record. Nearly half of UNC’s 17-game regular season will be played away from Chapel Hill, including a five-game stretch that sends the Tar Heels west to Stanford and Cal before they return east. (Daily Tar Heel)

After Arriving at UNC at 17, Running Back Jaylen McGill Sees the Game Differently

Jaylen McGill's first season at UNC came a year earlier than it would have for most players. McGill arrived in Chapel Hill at 17 years old after reclassifying and enrolling early, trading what could have been his senior year of high school for an immediate introduction to Power Four football. "I didn't know that it would be this complex when I got here." (TarHeel247)

No. 19 UNC Volleyball Wins Final Preseason Tune Up Over High Point

UNC Volleyball made its first showing of the season Saturday in an exhibition match against High Point. The Tar Heels, who came in at No. 19 in the AVCA Preseason Top 25, topped the Panthers, 4-1, at Carmichael Arena. Graduate opposite hitter Chelsea Thorpe led the offense for the Tar Heels. Carolina begins the regular season at Davidson next Saturday. (GoHeels.com)

Where Former UNC Football Player Des Evans Is Now

Former UNC defensive end Desmond Evans went undrafted in the 2025 NFL Draft and signed with the Tennessee Titans as a free agent. He appeared in three preseason games, before being waived before the regular season. After an unsuccessful NFL bid, Evans moved to Atlanta and worked in sales. Then the CFL's Saskatchewan Roughriders called. (TarHeel247)

No. 7 UNC Women’s Soccer To Host No. 5 Michigan State Sunday

In a top-10 battle, No. 7 UNC Women's Soccer hosts No. 5. Michigan State on Sunday. The Tar Heels and Spartans will kick off at 1 p.m. at Dorrance Field, with streaming available on ACC Network. The teams will clash for just the second time in program history and the first in 16 seasons. In their previous meeting, UNC picked up a shutout win, 3-0. (GoHeels.com)

To UNC's Freshmen — Trust Your Gut

You may or may not know your major. You may or may not stick with your original choice of study. A freshman at Stanford joined the student newspaper on a whim. That former computer science major has just published a best-seller and was a guest on The Daily Show. A college roommate was pre-med. He now owns and runs a gymnastic training center. (Chapelboro.com)

UNC Offensive Line 'Seeing the Game Together' as Season Opener Nears

Of the six returnees on UNC's offensive line, four made starts for the Tar Heels last season. In a vacuum, that could give the Tar Heels something to build. But that quartet of Christo Kelly, Aidan Banfield, Jordan Hall, and Eidan Buchanan combined for just 10 starts, and none together, leaving the group as one of the biggest question marks on the roster. (Inside Carolina)

Video: TarHeel247 Podcast - Why Maximo Adams Can Be A Difference Maker For UNC Basketball

College basketball and recruiting analyst David Sisk joins Andrew Jones of TarHeel247 to discuss UNC freshman small forward Maximo Adams, his skillset, versatility, work ethic, pro potential, and more as the newest Tar Heels arrive on campus and prepare for the upcoming season. (View Video)

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