Video: Michael Malone talks with Tyler Hansbrough on expectations for UNC Basketball

UNC Men's Basketball coach Michael Malone joins Tar Heel great Tyler Hansbrough and Jeff Goodman on the Field of 68 podcast to discuss Malone's transition to college coaching, recruiting and roster building, this season's outlook, the state of college basketball, and more. (View Video)

Being 'volleyball dad' at UNC dramatically different for Michael Malone this season

Michael Malone calls himself a "volleyball dad," but the dynamics of that have changed dramatically from when he followed Bridget Malone’s freshman season with the Tar Heels. Last season, he could keep a low profile while watching his daughter’s matches. Now, Malone said when he arrives at a match, it’s no longer just about representing himself. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Michael Malone's championship blueprint for UNC basketball, 'greatest gift' for Tar Heels

Known for his fiery coaching style as an Irishman from New York, Michael Malone doesn't shy away from confronting his players. It’s a trait that helped him lead the Denver Nuggets to their first NBA title and one he hopes will lead UNC back to the top of college basketball. "I think a lot of people are afraid to hold people accountable," Malone said Thursday. (MSN.com)

Michael Malone Sees Big Potential in Neo Avdalas

Neoklis Avdalas arrived at UNC ranked as the No. 16 overall transfer and top-ranked combo guard in the transfer portal. "Neo is a guy that was such an important get, because of his size and his positional size," coach Michael Malone said Thursday. "But also his vision and his playmaking are what separate Neo Avdalas from a lot of other players." (Inside Carolina)

Carolina Insider Podcast: Last look at Ireland, Basketball announces roster and staff, Vaughn Bryson

UNC Football is back in Chapel Hill after the win over TCU in Dublin (8:05). Tar Heel Basketball announced its roster and coaching staff. Michael Malone met with the media (17:47). Former UNC Baseball player and former President/CEO of Eli Lilly, Vaughn Bryson joins. Plus: Montross Day of Service (1:24:59) and more. (Listen To Podcast)

No. 9 UNC Women's Soccer continues challenging road trip with victory at Arizona

No. 9 North Carolina opened its western road swing during one of the program’s most challenging road trips in years with a hard-fought test Thursday, escaping with a 2-1 women’s soccer victory over the Arizona Wildcats in Tucson (Highlights). UNC didn’t attempt a shot until the 15th minute, but once the offense found its footing, it came in bursts. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Inside Michael Malone's $20 million UNC Basketball roster at and what to expect for the Tar Heels

The consensus around college basketball's exploding market is that you need $10 million to be an NCAA Tournament team, $15 million to compete for a conference title, and north of $20 million to win the National Championship. Michael Malone's first Tar Heels roster checks in at $20 million but does not begin as a Tier 1 National Championship contender. (CBS Sports)

No. 19 UNC Volleyball Remains Undefeated With 3-1 Win Over James Madison

No. 19 UNC Volleyball (3-0) remains undefeated with a 3-1 win Thursday over JMU (2-1) at Carmichael Arena (21-25, 25-21, 25-18, 25-19, Highlights). This was the first of the Tar Heels' two-game series they are hosting in Chapel Hill, featuring the Dukes and Colorado State. Opposite hitter Chelsea Thorpe led the offensive front for UNC with 14 kills. (GoHeels.com)

Michael Lombardi out as UNC investigators probe allegations into Steve Belichick, staff, players

North Carolina Football general manager Michael Lombardi resigned on Thursday after a tumultuous tenure in Chapel Hill working alongside head coach Bill Belichick. But the investigation is still ongoing and lawyers hired by the university are now focused on behaviors by defensive coordinator Steve Belichick, people familiar with the investigation report. (WRAL.com)

Video: Courtney Banghart Thursday Women's Basketball Press Conference

North Carolina head women's basketball coach Courtney Banghart speaks with the media on Thursday afternoon to discuss the Tar Heels' preseason preparations, new roster additions, UNC's challenging schedule, and more. (View Video)

Michael Lombardi Resigns From UNC Football General Manager Role

"Michael Lombardi has resigned as General Manager of the University of North Carolina’s football program," the school announced. "The University will continue its investigation and will consider all appropriate corrective actions." The move comes after the university placed Lombardi on paid administrative leave July 27, following a human resources complaint. (Inside Carolina)

UNC Football Unveils Alternate Uniforms Inspired By 1980 ACC Championship Team

In conjunction with the 100th Season of Kenan Stadium, Carolina Football has unveiled a new alternate uniform inspired by the 1980 ACC Championship Team. The jerseys feature the text CAROLINA across the front, while helmets have the UNC Stairstep logo donned by Tar Heel greats such as Lawrence Taylor, Amos Lawrence and Donnell Thompson. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Women's Basketball Hosts Local Media Day

The energy is building as UNC Women's Basketball welcomed members of the media to Carmichael Arena to preview the 2026-27 Tar Heels. "As coaches, we get to build brick by brick. It's one of our most important months with what you emphasize, what you celebrate, and what you correct," said coach Courtney Banghart. "You're building your foundation." (GoHeels.com)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Cameron Fens' Eligibility Whiplash

Tar Heel Basketball faces eligibility chaos as Cameron Fens navigates last-minute NCAA rulings that could reshape the season. Coach Bill Robinson joins Isaac Schade to discuss how fluctuating player status upends team chemistry, role definition, and coaching plans at UNC. (View Video)

Michael Malone says tough love about accountability, but shows players he cares

Michael Malone was known during his NBA coaching career for being direct with his players and applying tough love to make them better. Malone, about to start his first season as UNC Basketball coach, said that will not change but emphasized it’s important to first let players know he loves them so they know criticism is coming from a good place. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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