Video: UNC Football Schedule Talk & Answering Mailbag Questions

Greg Barnes and Ross Martin of Inside Carolina join host Tommy Ashley to break down news around the UNC Football program as the Tar Heels are in the middle of a 20-day stretch without a game due to a cancellation and an open week. With the last several days filled with attempts to fill a scheduled void, Barnes and Martin share their thoughts. Read More...

UNC Volleyball Begins 2020 Season At Virginia Tech Thursday

After nearly two months of practice, North Carolina's long-awaited 2020 volleyball season begins at Virginia Tech Thursday at 8 p.m. on the ACC Network. UNC faces the Hokies again Friday at 5 p.m. before returning to Chapel Hill. Friday's match will be available on ACCNX. Following a week off, UNC hosts Virginia in Carmichael Arena Oct. 9 and 11. (GoHeels.com)

'Living his purpose through coaching': Jackie Manuel begins new chapter in UNC career

Fifteen years later, Jackie Manuel is returning to UNC in a new role. He's making the switch to women’s basketball to work on Courtney Banghart’s staff. Having a new job closer to his wife, who works at UNC’s College of Arts & Sciences, means he gets to spend more time with his family while pursuing his passion for coaching in a place he considers home. (Daily Tar Heel)

North Carolina takes a "starting over" approach with two week break from games

Mack Brown said Tuesday he can't recall a time in his coaching career that he's ever had this much time off between regular-season games. So the approach they're taking? “What we told our players and coaches is let's just start the season over. Syracuse was a game; it's done. So we're two weeks out from the opener. Let's just go back and restart.” (WRAL Sports Fan)

Coby White Donates 3,500 Pairs of Glasses for E-Learning Use

Coby White is linking up with Zenni Optical to donate a significant number of glasses, which specialize in blocking blue light emanating off screens, to kids beginning their school year. Nearly 3,000 pairs will be distributed to Chicago after school programs. Over 600 pairs will go to teachers and students of Eastern Wayne Middle School in Goldsboro, N.C. (NBC Chicago)

Tar Heels in the NFL: Mitch Trubisky leads Chicago Bears to 2-0 start

For the first three quarters of the Chicago Bears’ Week 1 victory over the Detroit Lions, there was constant chirping about former UNC quarterback Mitch Trubisky’s performance. In the fourth quarter of that come-from-behind 27–23 victory and through most of the Bears’ 17–13 home win over the New York Giants on Sunday, that strangely ended. (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC to allow limited number of fans to attend football games in October

A limited number of fans will be allowed to attend football games in Kenan Stadium beginning in October, the athletic department announced Tuesday. The decision comes following a Tuesday announcement from Governor Roy Cooper, who said venues with capacities of over 10,000 people would be able to reopen at 7 percent capacity starting Oct. 2. (Daily Tar Heel)

UNC Women's Soccer Ranked No. 1 In United Soccer Coaches Poll

North Carolina Women's Soccer (2-0) sits atop the United Soccer Coaches first fall rankings, the organization announced on Tuesday. The Tar Heels remain undefeated after handing Wake Forest a 4-1 loss in the season-opener and beating Virginia Tech 1-0 on Sunday. UNC continues its shortened 2020 schedule at No. 7 Duke on Sunday at 3:30 p.m. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Football Starting Over

UNC had completed preparation for a game that wouldn’t be played. It was the first COVID-19 impact of the season for the Tar Heels and possibly not the last. While disruption was expected, it doesn’t change the fact that no one knew when virus-related interruptions would occur, and so UNC has been reworking a practice plan around a fluid schedule. (Inside Carolina)

Meredith Sholder, Bryn Boylan Earn ACC Field Hockey Honors

North Carolina swept ACC Field Hockey honors following the opening weekend of the 2020 season as Meredith Sholder was named the league's Offensive Player of the Week and Bryn Boylan was recognized as Defensive Player of the Week. It's the first ACC honor for both players. The Tar Heels (1-0) opened the season Sunday with a 3-1 win at Wake Forest. (GoHeels.com)

North Carolina's Search For Another Football Opponent Continues

The Tar Heels won’t play football this weekend, but they do have another open date the weekend of Nov. 21. “Rick Steinbacher is in the process right now. He’s trying to find a game on that Friday or Saturday a week before Notre Dame,” Mack Brown said on Tuesday. “He’s working on that right now.” If the money is right, North Carolina will make a deal. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

Brad Daugherty: Michael Jordan to NASCAR is ‘huge moment’

Brad Daugherty calls Michael Jordan’s ownership of a Cup team a "huge moment for NASCAR." "It’s a big momentum shift for this sport culturally," said Daugherty, co-owner of JTG Daugherty Racing and analyst for NBC Sports. "Three years ago, this would have never happened. A year ago, this wouldn’t have happened. The eyeballs are going to be incredible." (NBC Sports)

UNC Shifts Trey Morrison, Elevates Ja'Qurious Conley

After playing nickelback as a freshman, cornerback as a sophomore, and nickelback to start this season, UNC junior Trey Morrison has now moved to safety after senior safety Myles Wolfolk was ruled academically ineligible on Thursday. With Morrison's move to safety, UNC freshman Ja'Qurious Conley will step in as the Tar Heels' first team nickelback. (Inside Carolina)

Rachel Jones Named Top Drawer Soccer Player Of The Week

After two impressive performances against Wake Forest and Virginia Tech, TopDrawerSoccer.com named Rachel Jones Offensive Player of the Week. The Lawrenceville, Ga. native scored a career-high two goals and recorded an assist against Wake Forest in a 4-1 win. The Tar Heels look to remain unbeaten against Duke on Sunday. (GoHeels.com)

Carolina Insider Podcast: Bubba Cunningham, Bryn Renner

Jones Angell and Adam Lucas welcome UNC athletic director Bubba Cunningham to explain the UNC vs. Charlotte football cancellation and the next step for Tar Heels. Then, Bryn Renner, former UNC quarterback and current assistant coach at FIU, discusses his time at UNC, his coaching career, and his way-more-famous-than-him girlfriend. Read More...

Mack Brown On The Cancellation, Trey Morrison Moves To Safety & More

In addition to Charlotte cancelling last weekend’s football game, Mack Brown discussed how North Carolina has adjusted, getting in needed reps for younger players, staying sharp, plus he updated some health news about Joshua Ezeudu and Desmond Evans, discussed Myles Wolfolk’s academic ineligibility, its effect on the depth chart, and much more. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

Ray Vohasek's Unique Path Fueled By Love of the Game

Raymond Vohasek's path to becoming an ACC starting defensive lineman was not a traditional one. He was never supposed to be in Chapel Hill, staring for the North Carolina defense. He should be working construction. Vohasek had zero scholarship offers to play college football coming out of McHenry High School, located an hour north of Chicago. (Inside Carolina)

Sonny Santiago Discusses UNC Wrestling, Family In Q&A

UNC freshman wrestler Sonny Santiago discusses his decision to attend college in Chapel Hill and work under head coach Coleman Scott. Santiago, a Downey, California native, won a state title at St. John Bosco High School and was a three-time Scholar Athlete of the Year Award winner. "I have never seen such a talented and driven coaching staff." (GoHeels.com)

Latest save nets Andrew Miller $12 million

With his flawless ninth inning Sunday, reliever Andrew Miller secured more than a Cardinals win and his third save of the season. He assured a $12-million salary for 2021. Miller made his 14th appearance of the season, and due to an agreement between owners and the players’ union, that was enough to trigger a vesting option on his contract. (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)

UNC Basketball: 2019-20 Career Stats in Review - Three-Pointers

Brandon Robinson finished his career with the 31st most three pointers in UNC history and the highest on last season's roster. Cole Anthony made 49 threes in his one season in Chapel Hill, good for 48th all-time. Given his 11 missed games and average of 2.23 made threes per game, Anthony would have made around 73-74 threes this past season. (All Tar Heels)

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