No. 2 UNC Women’s Soccer Outlasts No. 17 California, 1-0, In Top-20 Thriller

A battle between two top-20 teams did not disappoint Thursday in Berkeley as No. 2 North Carolina women's soccer outlasted No. 17 California for a 1-0 win after a nail-biting finish thanks to Bella Sember's thrilling game-winner with 55 seconds remaining. The win marked UNC 250th regular-season ACC victory in 38 years as part of the league. (Read More...)

Hubert Davis on NIL & UNC: 'This Is Not a Transactional Program'

How do you maintain what UNC has always been about as a program in this NIL era? Hubert Davis: "You maintain it because it's not changing. Carolina is Carolina. I've experienced it. I've gone through it. I believe in it. It's proven that it works, and as long as I'm head coach, that will never change. The foundation of this place will never change." (Inside Carolina)

Video: Carolina Insider - UNC Basketball Blue-White Game Discussion

Jones Angell from the Tar Heel Sports Network and Adam Lucas of GoHeels.com discuss the UNC men's basketball team's upcoming Blue-White Scrimmage which will take place at the Smith Center on Saturday 45 minutes after the conclusion of North Carolina's noon football game against Georgia Tech at Kenan Stadium. (View Video)

Georgia Tech visits UNC in ACC football clash as Tar Heels try to stop 3-game skid

Georgia Tech just handed Duke its first loss but has alternated wins and losses since a 2-0 start. North Carolina has lost three straight after a 3-0 start, putting the Tar Heels on fragile footing in their second tenure under Mack Brown. The Yellow Jackets have won five of the last six meetings, including a home shootout last year against a ranked UNC team. (Associated Press)

UNC To Accept Donations For Hurricane Helene Relief Again This Saturday

Carolina fans will have another opportunity Saturday to help those in western North Carolina affected by Hurricane Helene. As the UNC football team hosts Georgia Tech at noon and the men's basketball team plays its Blue-White scrimmage 45 minutes following the football game, donations will be accepted at drop-off locations around campus. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Basketball Plans To Fill Rebounding Gaps

North Carolina has led the ACC in rebounding the last 11 seasons, and it looks to continue that streak without its most prominent rebounders from last season. Armando Bacot and Harrison Ingram grabbed 51% of the Tar Heels' rebounds in 2023-24. This season, Hubert Davis is calling for an all-hands-on-deck approach to help UNC crash the glass. (Inside Carolina)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - UNC Basketball's Defensive Evolution, Offensive Pace

Can UNC become the fastest college basketball team in the nation? Can the Tar Heels' defense adapt to a smaller, more athletic lineup? The episode also covers the NCAA's recent changes to the transfer portal and their impact on the evolving college basketball landscape, including NIL and conference realignment. (View Video)

UNC Men’s Basketball Enters Post-Bacot Era at ACC Tip-Off: "It's a Quieter Team"

There’s a major difference in this year’s UNC men’s basketball team from seasons past. Namely, it doesn’t have a 6-foot-10 rebounding machine who attracts as much attention off the court as on it. “It’s a quieter team,” Hubert Davis said Thursday. "One of the things we’re working on is developing their own voice. But I really like the direction we’re going." (Chapelboro.com)

Replacing inside production from Armando Bacot, Harrison Ingram will be team effort for UNC

Despite the program's best efforts, North Carolina couldn’t lure any of the top centers in the transfer portal and must find a way to replace the numbers Armando Bacot and Harrison Ingram put up last season. The duo, now NBA rookies, combined to average 24 points and 19.1 rebounds per game, and it will undoubtedly take several players to fill that void. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Seth Trimble Q&A: Transfer Portal, Confidence, Tempo

Seth Trimble's offseason began in a dark place, coming off a heartbreaking loss and thinking he had to find a new program. But the soul searching that brought him back to UNC has given him renewed belief and confidence in his ability that has translated to improved play. Trimble talked about his journey and the development he's seen from teammates. (Inside Carolina)

QB struggles and injuries prove to be tough obstacles for UNC, FSU, and NC State

The plan seemed straightforward for Florida State: find a veteran quarterback in the transfer portal, then plug him in for the reigning ACC champion and preseason favorite to win it again. UNC and N.C. State made similar bets for their offenses. Yet things have gone awry. For now, the teams can only try to polish that QB play and hope for a breakthrough. (Associated Press)

Danny Green retires from NBA, won titles with 3 different teams

After 15 NBA seasons, Danny Green is retiring from basketball. Green, who announced his retirement on Thursday morning, is one of four players in NBA history to win championships with three different teams (2014 Spurs, 2019 Raptors, 2020 Lakers). "I'm officially moving on from the game of basketball, the NBA. It's been a great run," Green said. (ESPN.com)

Chansky’s Notebook: More Good Than Bad

Carolina owes a debt of gratitude to Mack Brown. The media (including yours truly) has been speculating whether the Hall of Fame football coach will retire (or be fired) after his 16th overall season at UNC. If so, it will match the same span he coached at Texas from 1998 to 2013. Brown has definitely improved the program he inherited from Larry Fedora. (Chapelboro.com)

Hubert Davis, RJ Davis, Seth Trimble ACC Tipoff Press Conference Video & Transcript

Coach Hubert Davis, R.J. Davis, and Seth Trimble traveled to Charlotte for the ACC Tipoff and answered media questions during a Thursday morning press conference. Here is a video and transcript. "One of the things that we talk at great length with each one of our players is for them to be elite in three areas — on the court, off the court, and in the classroom." (Tar Heel Tribune)

Extra Points: Flipping Coins

That's what the second half of the season is all about. Take what's worked on offense, defense, and special teams and bottle it up against six opponents (Georgia Tech, Virginia, Florida State, Wake Forest, Boston College, and N.C. State) that combined in the ACC standings are 7-10. It all starts Saturday at noon against Georgia Tech in Kenan Stadium. (GoHeels.com)

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