Ahead of Final Four, Tommy Lloyd Reponds To More Questions About UNC Job

As North Carolina enters the second week of its coaching search and Tommy Lloyd’s Arizona Wildcats continue their dominant NCAA Tournament run, speculation linking Lloyd to Chapel Hill has only intensified. On Tuesday, Lloyd fielded questions from reporters in Tucson ahead of Arizona’s Final Four matchup against Michigan on Saturday. (Inside Carolina)

This Week in UNC Baseball: Commitment to Success

North Carolina head coach Scott Forbes will be in charge of the Diamond Heels for years to come thanks to a contract extension announced on Tuesday. His team is now 24-4-1 (9-3 ACC) after an impressive weekend sweep at Notre Dame. In Forbes’ weekly conversation with Inside Carolina, he talked pressure, offensive surge, and more. (Inside Carolina)

Video: Tommy Lloyd Addresses Earlier Comments, Coaching Speculation

Arizona basketball coach Tommy Lloyd emphasizes to the media that "this (Arizona) team has my full focus" ahead of the Wildcats trip to the Final Four this weekend amid rumors that he's the top candidate for the vacant North Carolina head coaching job. (View Video)

Jaiden Patterson’s growth fuels UNC defense aiming for faster start

Now entering his junior season, UNC defensive back Jaiden Patterson is building on his late-season success while stepping out of his comfort zone and emerging as a leader for UNC's defense and the team as a whole — a unit hoping to start faster this season after early struggles last season stemming from unfamiliarity with a new roster and coaching staff. (TarHeel247)

UNC Baseball To Host Campbell In Tuesday Clash

The Diamond Heels will have their caffeine on hand Tuesday for a late-night contest against in-state foe Campbell at Boshamer Stadium with first pitch at 8 p.m. The Fighting Camels come to Chapel Hill with a nine game win streak that includes victories over Duke and NC State. Overcoming a slower start, Campbell has won 14 of their last 16. (GoHeels.com)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Tommy Lloyd the answer for UNC Basketball?

Is Arizona Wildcats coach Tommy Lloyd the perfect fit to restore UNC Men's Basketball to elite status? Isaac Shade and guest Andy Patton discuss Lloyd’s loyalty, his international recruiting dominance, whether his X’s and O’s can translate to ACC supremacy, and more. (View Video)

Aven Alvarez, Hope Munson Called Up For U-20 National Team Training Camp

The U.S. U-20 Women's National Team and coach Vicky Jepson announced the 24-player roster for an upcoming training camp Tuesday morning. The camp will be held in Kansas City, Mo. April 7-16 including a pair of matches against Brazil. Aven Alvarez and Hope Munson from the Carolina women's soccer program are set to join the national team at camp. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Baseball Coach Scott Forbes Signs Contract Extension

UNC Baseball head coach Scott Forbes, who has led his team to five NCAA Regionals, three Super Regionals, and one College World Series during his five-year tenure, has agreed to terms on a new contract extension. The deal, which was approved by UNC's Board of Trustees last week, will keep Forbes in Chapel Hill through at least the 2031 season. (GoHeels.com)

A Brief History of UNC Men’s Basketball Head Coaching Searches

Rumors continue to swirl about UNC's potential basketball coaching targets. If leading candidates are any indication, the next coach will not come from the "Carolina Family," breaking a streak that began with Dean Smith. Since Smith, each UNC coach has had some connection to Chapel Hill and the basketball program. Here’s a look at that timeline: (Chapelboro.com)

Season in Review: UNC Women's Basketball Reaches Sweet 16 Again

From November to March, UNC Women's Basketball built its identity on defense, rebounding, and depth. Though the season ended short of a Final Four, the program continues to progress, as the seventh-youngest team from a power conference consistently grew throughout the season. Carolina averaged 75 points per game and allowed just 59. (TarHeel247)

How buyouts play into UNC's basketball coaching search

Hubert Davis’ total compensation this season was $3.85 million, which doesn’t crack the top 25 nationally. Considering UNC’s willingness to go all-in with its bet on Bill Belichick and UNC Football, it’s safe to say the university won’t spare much when investing in its flagship sports program. That includes some hefty buyouts of potential coaching candidates. (MSN.com)

UNC's Gedas Bertasius uses basketball to train computers

Today, the same instincts that once helped Gedas Bertasius scan a basketball court — where the pass is headed, how the defense might collapse — shape the questions he asks as a researcher. How do you teach a computer to notice the right details at the right time for the right learner? How do you turn hours of raw footage into meaningful insight? (UNC.edu)

How Jordan Shipp became UNC Football's most trusted voice

Wide receiver Jordan Shipp returns not just as a captain, but as a leader tasked with helping shape UNC Football's second season under Bill Belichick. "The UNC logo holds so much weight," Shipp said Tuesday. "You talk about the degree, the network, all of the people, the alumni that've gone here, that've played here, you're representing all of that." (TarHeel247)

Nyla Harris Touted As A Women’s College Basketball All-Star

Capping off her college career with a season-best 11.4 points and 6.9 rebounds per game, North Carolina's Nyla Harris has earned a spot in the 2026 Lilly Women's College All-Star Game. Harris is one of the top 20 seniors in the country selected to play in this weekend's game, set for Saturday, April 4, at Grand Canyon University at 1 p.m. ET on ESPN2. (GoHeels.com)

Michael Busch has grown into indispensable member of Cubs' lineup

Michael Busch isn’t the showman Pete Crow-Armstrong is, nor is he the Cubs’ clubhouse leader like Dansby Swanson or the All-Star like Alex Bregman. He’s an unassuming player who lets his game speak for itself — and it’s loud. “He was the best first baseman in baseball last year,” Crow-Armstrong told the Sun-Times before the Cubs’ 7-2 victory. (Chicago Sun-Times)

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