UNC Men's Soccer Rallies To Beat Duke, 2-1, In ACC Opener

Martin Vician's game-winning goal in the 78th minute lifted North Carolina men's soccer (4-0-2, 1-0-0 ACC) over Duke (3-2-1, 1-1-0), 2-1, in the ACC opener for the Tar Heels (Highlights). Friday was the 100th all-time meeting between the two programs, the all-time series 52-37-11 in favor of Carolina. The Tar Heels host NC State next Friday evening. (GoHeels.com)

How to Watch UNC Football on ACCNX this Saturday

North Carolina’s football team is back in action on Saturday night when the Tar Heels host North Carolina Central for a 6:00 PM kickoff at Kenan Stadium. The game won’t be televised by a traditional outlet, instead it will stream on the ACC Network Extra (ACCNX). ACC Network Extra is complementary to ACC Network offering exclusive digital events. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

VooDoo Wings restaurant opens on Franklin Street

VooDoo Wings Co., which had its Chapel Hill grand opening at 147 E. Franklin St. on Aug. 17, hosts a menu of flavored chicken wings, sauces, sides, sliders, desserts and more. Sunny Kumar, the owner of the Chapel Hill franchise, said the energy of students and visitors from the area proved a good demographic to inspire the opening of a branch. (Daily Tar Heel)

Video: UNC Football Insider Rundown - Jahvaree Ritzie Unlocking Potential, UNC vs NC Central Preview

Taylor Vippolis from Inside Carolina provides an inside look at UNC Football ahead of Saturday's game against NC Central, updating where Carolina stands with a couple injured players, Jahvaree Ritzie unlocking his game-changing potential, and how much better the Tar Heels tackled in open space in Week 2. (View Video)

UNC Basketball’s Blue-White Scrimmage Game Returns, Moves To Cherokee, NC

Carolina fans will get a chance to watch the Tar Heels men’s basketball players play in a Blue-White scrimmage in Cherokee, N.C. The NIL event will be at 1 p.m. on Oct. 13 at the Harrah’s Cherokee Resort Event Center, two days before the Tar Heels head west for a 7 p.m. ET exhibition game scrimmage at Memphis in the Hoops for St. Jude Tip Off Classic. (Tar Heel Tribune)

D-III Transfer Offensive Lineman Zach Greenberg Finds Big New View at UNC

Zach Greenberg's big new view as a UNC offensive lineman is larger in size and scope, from the beefier bodies he's tasked with blocking to the amplified college football game-day environments. He's navigating the leap from the lower NCAA Division III ranks to the top reaches of Division I, after joining the Tar Heels from Muhlenberg College in Pennsylvania. (Inside Carolina)

Chansky’s Notebook: Now It’s Legal

For some schools, NIL is the cherry on top. One question that has been raised about spending a gazillion dollars on renovating or building a new basketball arena is, "How much would that help the basketball team that plays in it?" Back in the day, the "arms race" in facilities was the most important element of recruiting — keeping up with the Joneses. (Chapelboro.com)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - UNC Basketball Charity Exhibition vs. Memphis; Football Discussion

UNC Basketball takes center stage as they gear up for a charity exhibition game against Memphis on Oct. 15th benefiting St. Jude's Hospital. We also explore QB Conner Harrell's development, the Tar Heels' formidable run defense, and the potential for young players to gain valuable experience against NC Central. (View Video)

No. 11 UNC Men's Soccer Opens ACC Play At Duke Friday Night

The No. 11 UNC men's soccer team (3-0-2) begins ACC play Friday, traveling to Duke (3-1-1, 1-0-0 ACC). Friday's meeting between the two programs is the 100th all-time, 51-37-11 in favor of the Tar Heels. To begin the season, Martin Vician and Luke Hille have paced the Carolina offense, with a combined eight goals through the first five matches. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Football vs. NC Central: Scouting report and prediction

UNC football hasn’t lost to an FCS program in nearly 25 years. The Tar Heels will put that streak to the test Saturday against N.C. Central. Prediction: UNC 44, NC Central 14. After getting 75 players on the field against Charlotte, expect much of the same from UNC in Week 3. This is another opportunity for the Tar Heels to gain confidence across the roster. (Fayetteville Observer)

More to come from Colorado Rockies catcher Jacob Stallings in 2025 after his strong '24?

All discussions about Rockies veteran catcher Jacob Stallings begin with his pitch-calling, even if the subject is something else, like the two key doubles he delivered in Thursday’s 4-2 victory over the Tigers. "Yeah, and a great job behind the plate," manager Bud Black said. Will Stallings continue the two-way growth in a Rockies uniform? Logic suggests so. (MLB.com)

Carolina Insider Podcast: FB Preview, BB Exhibition; Jahvaree Ritzie, Martin Vician Interviews

Jones Angell and Adam Lucas previews UNC Football's matchup with NC Central (3:33). Jahvaree Ritzie joins to discuss sacking the quarterback, graduating early, and more (25:33). Martin Vician from men's soccer discusses his journey from Slovakia to Chapel Hill (49:40). And Basketball is playing Memphis in a exhibition (17:41). (Listen To Podcast)

Inside Rookie QB Drake Maye's First Regular-Season Week With the Patriots

While Drake Maye checks boxes in his development plan. Patriots coach Jerod Mayo has referenced Maye's development plan multiple times but keeps the details in-house. Offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt, the lead voice in Maye's development, mentioned pre-snap problem-solving and other quarterback nuances as final hurdles for Maye to start. (New England Patriots)

Video: The Game Plan Podcast - What UNC Football Can Accomplish vs. NC Central

The need for extended playing time for inexperienced players and limiting snaps for others, the UNC vs. NC Central game Saturday is an opportunity to accomplish goals outside of winning. Inside Carolina's Jason Staples, Greg Barnes, and Tommy Ashley break down how the Tar Heels can improve in a game that should not be close. (View Video)

North Carolina looks for a 3-0 start when its hosts N.C. Central Saturday Night

North Carolina is 2-0 for the fifth time in the six years of Mack Brown’s second tenure with the program. The Tar Heels survived a road win at Minnesota and returned home to beat Charlotte in the first of two straight in-state matchups. The Eagles are coming off a home loss to Elon and are the preseason favorite to win the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference. (Associated Press)

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