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Maximo Adams’ on-court intensity feeds on tough love

has an alter ego. By all accounts, the freshman forward is reserved off the court. But: "When game time comes, [I’ll] turn into a completely different person," Maximo said. His brother, Marcus, calls it "showtime." Maximo excels at delivering big moments and getting the crowd going. His on-court persona lets him change a game’s energy. (Daily Tar Heel)

Audio: 100 Years of Kenan Stadium - Rick Steinbacher Invades Spain

, UNC’s senior associate athletic director for facilities, has a lot on his plate whenever the Tar Heels play at Kenan Stadium. When there’s a special pregame ceremony, that adds even more responsibility. But one night, one of those ceremonies went awry. Afterward, head coach made sure to let Steinbacher know about it. (Chapelboro.com)

Video: Coach's Corner with Bill Belichick - UNC vs. Duke Recap, Syracuse Preview

One last look back at Saturday’s big win over Duke as Tar Heel Football head coach reflects on the game and the team’s effort. Now the focus shifts to Syracuse as the Tar Heels get ready to host the Orange this weekend. (View Video)

Running Back Jaylen McGill's Readiness, Short Memory Make the Difference for UNC Football

North Carolina’s running back rotation suffered an immediate blow Saturday when exited the Tar Heels’ matchup at Duke with a hamstring injury on the opening drive. With their leading rusher unavailable, the Tar Heels turned to sophomore , the least-utilized member of UNC's backfield rotation entering Saturday’s contest. (Inside Carolina)

Defensive Lineman Nicco Maggio's, Increased Workload and Preparation

The Tar Heels had to dig into the depth chart for some extra help along the defensive line before Saturday's win at Duke, meaning. Star nose tackle was limited by injury, so the bulk of the job fell on redshirt freshman . The Buford, GA, native accounted for two tackles in the 24-20 win, pushing his season tackle total to 12. (TarHeel247)

UNC debuts in men’s soccer poll; every fall sports team except football now ranked

Aside from the surging football team, every other North Carolina team in a fall sport is now ranked, with the men’s soccer team debuting at No. 16 in the United Soccer Coaches poll. The Tar Heels fell off the top spot in the women’s soccer poll but only to No. 2, while the field hockey team moved up one spot to No. 9 and the volleyball team held at No. 23. (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC Safety Greg Smith Is Everywhere

Defensive players don't put points on the board apart from the occasional pick-six or fumble return. But points prevented are just important as points scored, as UNC safety illustrated in the Tar Heels' 24-20 win at Duke with two plays that kept the Blue Devils out of the end zone. UNC head coach has touted the versatility of Smith. (GoHeels.com)

Alan Rutkowski Named ACC Men's Soccer Defensive Player Of The Week

UNC goalkeeper Alan Rutkowski earned ACC Men's Soccer Defensive Player of the Week award after posting a clean sheet against No. 7 Pitt last Friday. This marks Rutkowski's first ACC honor. Rutkowski led a Carolina backline that held Pitt scoreless for the first time in nine matches, helping the Tar Heels break the Panthers string of six straight unbeaten. (GoHeels.com)

From Syracuse to North Carolina: Derek McDonald Set to Face His Former Team

When North Carolina hosts Syracuse on Saturday night, the matchup will carry extra significance for one of the Tar Heels' defensive leaders. For graduate linebacker , Syracuse is where he spent five seasons developing as a college football player. Now, in his first season at UNC, McDonald is one of the ACC's most productive linebackers. (Tar Heel Blue)

October Games are Good for UNC Basketball

As poorly as much of UNC's exhibition basketball game against Indiana went on Sunday at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, it didn't occur without benefiting the Tar Heels. On the one hand, the game didn't mean anything and won't find a home in the standings or factor into UNC's NET numbers. Yet, it was quite useful in what it exposed, which was quite a bit. (TarHeel247)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Tyler Zeller on UNC Basketball's Exhibition Loss to Indiana

, former ACC Player of the Year and UNC national champion, joins Isaac Schade to discuss the Tar Heels' 18-point exhibition loss to Indiana, ’s rim protection, ’s struggles against the Hoosiers' defense, and North Carolina's guard struggles. (View Video)

Caleb Wilson ‘prepared’ ahead of NBA debut; 14 Tar Heels on NBA rosters

The NBA season opens Tuesday with 14 former UNC Basketball players on rosters, with five projected starters and six on two-way contracts, as prepares for his debut Wednesday in Toronto. Wilson made an impressive transition in the preseason. The 6-10 forward averaged 15.8 points, 4.4 rebounds, and 2.8 assists in five games for Chicago. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Video: IC Podcast - UNC Football Halfway Home

UNC Football sits at 4-2 overall halfway through the 2026 season and has exceeded expectations for nearly everyone that follows the Tar Heel program. Inside Carolina's Greg Barnes and Tommy Ashley put the halfway point into context and what's ahead for 's team. (View Video)

UNC Women’s Basketball Opens Season Ranked No. 12 In AP Poll

For the third straight season, UNC Women's Basketball finds itself ranked in the top 15 in the 2026-27 Preseason AP Poll, with the Tar Heels slotted at No. 12. It marks the fourth season under in which the Tar Heels have opened the season in the top 15. The Tar Heels remained consistently ranked last season, peaking at No. 11 in the AP Poll. (GoHeels.com)

Jaylen McGill on the Game Winner vs. Duke, Déjà Vu, and More

UNC running back rushed for a touchdown at Wallace Wade Stadium when he was in fifth grade, during the Carolina Bowl, where a young McGill earned MVP of the game. Years later, a touchdown in that same endzone produced the game-winning score over Duke. "I like the way Belichick phrased it. He phrased it by saying it was déjà vu." (TarHeel247)
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6:00 PM Chapel Hill, N.C.
ACCN, Streaming
 
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Wake Forest logoWake Forest
6:00 PM Chapel Hill, Karen Shelton Stadium
ACCNX
 
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California logoCalifornia
7:00 PM Chapel Hill, N.C.
ACCNX
 
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8:00 PM Durham, N.C.
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Saturday, October 24
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Syracuse logoSyracuse
7:30 PM Chapel Hill, Kenan Stadium
ACC Network, Tickets, Radio, Streaming
 
UNC logoWomen's Basketball
Maryland logoMaryland
1:00 PM College Park, Md.
B1G+, Streaming
 
Sunday, October 25
UNC logoField Hockey
App State logoApp State
1:00 PM Boone, N.C.
Youtube (@AppStateSports), Streaming
 
UNC logoVolleyball
#15 Stanford logo#15 Stanford
8:30 PM Chapel Hill, N.C.
ESPN
 
Tuesday, October 27
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Charlotte logoCharlotte
7:30 PM Chapel Hill, Smith Center
ACCNX, Tickets, Radio
 
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William & Mary logoWilliam & Mary
6:00 PM Chapel Hill, Dorrance Field at Play2Dream Legacy Stadium
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