Two-hour Roy Williams interview part of new podcast ‘Roy: That Dadgum Legend’

A new podcast called "Roy: That Dadgum Legend" follows Roy Williams' path from intramural referee while a student at UNC to Hall of Fame coach. The first three episodes were released Wednesday and the last three will be released next Wednesday. The podcast includes audio from a two-hour interview conducted with Williams in his new Smith Center office. (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC Sports And Entertainment Summit Returns To Blue Zone

The UNC Sports and Entertainment Summit returned to Chapel Hill last weekend, bringing UNC alumni back to campus to connect with students, young alumni, faculty, and staff. The event, held at Kenan Stadium's Blue Zone, was attended by more than 150 guests interested in learning and networking in the sport and entertainment industry. (GoHeels.com)

Video: Victory Vibes - UNC vs. Miami

Get an all-access, behind-the-scenes pass to the Tar Heels' thrilling 45-42 victory over Miami at Kenan Stadium on Saturday. From the team bus to field-level game action to the postgame locker room celebration, re-live all the top moments from UNC's big football win over the Hurricanes. (View Video)

UNC Volleyball Hosts NC State Wednesday On ACC Network

The North Carolina volleyball team returns to Carmichael Arena on Wednesday for a matchup with NC State. First serve is set for 8 p.m. and will air on ACC Network. UNC is coming off a 2-0 weekend at Boston College and Syracuse. The Tar Heels earned back-to-back 3-0 wins against both the Eagles and the Orange and are on a four-match win streak. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Linebacker Cedric Gray Striding Forward As Each Game Passes

There is an evolutionary thing going on with North Carolina sophomore Cedric Gray on the football field. Talented and smart, Gray was thrust into a starting role last month tasked with the responsibility of providing a semblance of balance to fellow inside linebacker Jeremiah Gemmel that current Minnesota Viking Chazz Surratt gave the last two seasons. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

Milo Garvanian Leads UNC Men's Soccer Past No. 14 Loyola Marymount, 2-0

North Carolina took their earliest lead of the season since competing against Bucknell in their first game when Milo Garvanian scored on a penalty kick. Garvanian found the back of the net for a second time 17 minutes later to lead UNC over Loyola Marymount, 2-0 (Highlights). UNC's victory over Loyola Marymount improves their record to 8-5-1 (2-4 ACC). (GoHeels.com)

Meet the UNC Bell Tower's master bell ringer, sophomore Madi Marks

When UNC’s football team scores a game-winning touchdown, the band plays as fans stream out of Kenan Stadium. But one Marching Tar Heel heads to another campus monument with a special task — to play UNC-themed songs on the bells of the Morehead-Patterson Bell Tower. Madi Marks is the latest to hold the title of master bell ringer. (Daily Tar Heel)

Former Lake Highland Prep standout Joel Berry II joins ACC Network as basketball analyst

As the father of a newborn daughter, sleep has become something of a luxury for former UNC point guard Joel Berry II. It’s a busy schedule that includes juggling a job at a financial firm while also being a new parent. "It’s kind of hard to find sleep, but I try and find it when I can," Berry said on Thursday. "The same goes for my wife but it’s been amazing." (Orlando Sentinel)

Cassie Sumfest Earns ACC Field Hockey Honors

North Carolina senior Cassie Sumfest has been named ACC Field Hockey Defensive Player of the Week, announced Tuesday afternoon by the league. Sumfest, from Lewisburg, Pa., led a Tar Heel defense that shut out No. 15 Wake Forest 1-0 in Winston-Salem on Friday. The shutout was the second of the season and first in ACC play for No. 10 UNC. (GoHeels.com)

UNC in NFL: Tar Heel Standouts from Week 6

After missing last week with a knee injury, Rookie wide receiver Dyami Brown returned to the field against the Kansas City Chiefs and secured three of his six targets to lead all Washington Football Team wide receivers with 30 receiving yards. Against the Las Vegas Raiders, running back Javonte Williams ripped off a 30+ yard run for the third straight week. (Inside Carolina)

Kaya Merkler Named ACC Volleyball Co-Player Of The Week

North Carolina sophomore Kaya Merkler was named ACC Volleyball Co-Player of the Week on Tuesday after leading the Tar Heels to back-to-back road sweeps. The middle hitter started both matches at Boston College and Syracuse for the Heels, tallying 23 kills and four blocks with a .618 attacking clip, committing just two errors in six sets played. (GoHeels.com)

Inside The Numbers: UNC vs. Miami

UNC improved to 12-11 all-time against Miami with a 45-42 victory last Saturday. Sam Howell accounted for four of UNC's six touchdowns. His 11-yard rushing touchdown in the fourth quarter was his 99th touchdown responsible for in his career that spans just 32 games. That figure equals the school mark set by Marquise Williams from 2012-2015. (GoHeels.com)

Greensboro Swarm Acquires Rights To Luke Maye

The Greensboro Swarm, NBA G League affiliate of the Charlotte Hornets, announced Tuesday that the team has completed a trade with the Wisconsin Herd. In the deal, Greensboro acquires the returning rights to former UNC forward Luke Maye in exchange for the rights to Javin DeLaurier. Maye, 24, is currently playing for BAXI Manresa in Spain. (Greensboro Swarm)

UNC Basketball Player Preview: Puff Johnson

I expect a lot from Puff Johnson. He is someone we didn't get to see much last season, so people are forgetting about him, but he is a talented player. Another thing people don't realize is that if you put him besides Leaky Black -- he is just as tall as Leaky and a little bit longer, in terms of arm length. So he is someone who can play some great defense. (Inside Carolina)

Chansky’s Notebook: Ranked But Not Highly

Although UNC's full basketball schedule has been out for weeks, the preseason AP poll shows how hard the 2021-22 Tar Heels will have it before finishing the last 19 straight of their 20-game ACC slate. They open ACC play at Georgia Tech on Dec. 5. That UNC is No. 19 in the AP poll proves how daunting the task will be against non-conference competition. (Chapelboro.com)

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