Stanford’s Visit Renews High School Rivalry for UNC Linebacker Khmori House

Two years ago, Mater Dei took down St. John Bosco 35-7 to capture the CIF Southern Section Division I championship in a clash between two of the biggest high school powerhouses in the country. So how might a prep football game played in 2023 and roughly 2,500 miles away figure into Saturday’s matchup between North Carolina and Stanford? (Inside Carolina)

Point Guard Kyan Evans Adapting to 'Different' Roster at UNC

Plenty is different from a basketball perspective right now for UNC point guard Kyan Evans than was the case a year ago at Colorado State. As good as the Rams were, the composition of the roster was not quite what it is with the Tar Heels. Longer. More skilled. Deeper. And more athletic. Evans has had to raise his game to keep up in Chapel Hill. (TarHeel247)

No. 11 UNC Women's Basketball Hosting Elon On Thursday

No. 11 North Carolina Women's Basketball hosts the Elon Phoenix at Carmichael Arena on Thursday at 7 p.m. on ACC Network Extra. UNC looks to earn its 30th consecutive win over a unranked non-conference foe and its 10th straight over a non-conference opponent at Carmichael. Elon is led by a legendary Tar Heel in head coach Charlotte Smith. (GoHeels.com)

Bill Self relishes taking Kansas to Chapel Hill, but didn’t want to when Roy Williams was UNC coach

The No. 19 Kansas Jayhawks’ first trip in program history to Chapel Hill to face No. 25 North Carolina will come with all the weight of storied programs’ histories. For coach Bill Self, the 7 p.m. Friday game (ESPN) is not only a marquee matchup but a bucket-list moment. "I’ve never been to Chapel Hill to play, so I am personally excited," Self said Wednesday. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Video: Coach's Corner with Bill Belichick - Episode 9 - Nov. 6, 2025

Jones Angell from the Tar Heel Sports Network checks in with North Carolina Football head coach Bill Belichick following the Tar Heels' 27-10 road victory at Syracuse and ahead of UNC's showdown against Stanford at Kenan Stadium on Saturday. (View Video)

North Carolina’s Bullpen Weapon: The Rise of Walker McDuffie

If there is one thing that has defined Walker McDuffie’s college baseball career, it’s his slider. Boomerang, old school, ghostly, fluid—all words that can be used to describe the North Carolina pitcher's devastating off-speed offering. If he were a chef, this would be his Michelin-starred signature dish. It hasn’t been a long Tar Heel career, but it’s been eventful. (Inside Carolina)

UNC Men’s Soccer Wins at Notre Dame in ACC Tournament 1st Round

UNC Men's Soccer opened the ACC Tournament with a bang Wednesday, scoring two first-half goals on its way to a 3-1 win at Notre Dame in the tournament’s first round (Highlights). The Tar Heels, the No. 9 seed in the field, will now advance to the quarterfinals Sunday. UNC goalkeeper Andrew Cordes made five saves to keep the Tar Heels in front. (Chapelboro.com)

Previewing UNC men's basketball's frontcourt

First-year forward Caleb Wilson is one of UNC's most anticipated additions for the upcoming season. Wilson is a mobile 6-foot-10 and boasts a 7-foot wingspan. Even at that height, Wilson is a fluid mover capable of guarding multiple positions with his quick feet and snagging rebounds with his length. Henri Veesaar stands at 7-feet tall with a 7-foot-2 wingspan. (Daily Tar Heel)

UNC Basketball Revisiting Wild Times

Although the 2025-26 Tar Heels have played only four games (Blue-White scrimmage, two exhibitions, season opener), and only their 94-54 victory over Central Arkansas counted in the standings, it’s not difficult to see that freshman forward Caleb Wilson is their best player. Wilson’s attitude, demeanor and personality bode well for the Tar Heels. (Chapelboro.com)

Previewing UNC women's basketball's backcourt

As the lead returner for the Tar Heels heading into this season, a lot of the scoring and backcourt responsibilities will fall on junior guard Reniya Kelly. Kelly was named Preseason All-ACC after averaging 9.6 points per game last season. Of the players joining the Tar Heels this season, senior transfer forward Nyla Harris is looking to step into the do-it-all role. (Daily Tar Heel)

Bill Belichick among 9 coaching semifinalists for Pro Football Hall of Fame’s 2026 class

Six-time Super Bowl-winning head coach Bill Belichick and four other coaches who won Super Bowls are among nine semifinalists in the coach category for the 2026 Pro Football Hall of Fame class. Belichick is in his first year of eligibility after rule changes requiring coaches only to be out of the NFL for one season before being considered for the Hall. (Associated Press)

Four UNC Women's Soccer Players Named All-ACC

The Atlantic Coast Conference announced the 2025 All-ACC Women's Soccer awards Wednesday. North Carolina Women's Soccer has four players featured on this year's teams. Olivia Thomas was tabbed first team while Kate Faasse and Linda Ullmark were named third team All-ACC. Hope Munson represents the Tar Heels on the All-Freshman Team. (GoHeels.com)

Video: IC Football Recruiting Podcast - UNC Football Not Done Recruiting 2026 Class

With the early signing period less than a month away, UNC Football is still very active in the 2026 football recruiting class. Inside Carolina football recruiting analyst Don Callahan and Tommy Ashley discuss the latest from the recruiting trail and what’s left for the Tar Heels. (View Video)

New Floor General Kyan Evans Steps Into UNC Basketball's Point Guard Legacy

The Smith Center had its share of storylines Monday night. Luka Bogavac's long-awaited debut, freshman phenom Caleb Wilson's jaw-dropping athleticism and a wild double-dunk attempt that sent the crowd roaring. But through all the highlights, the constant at the center of it all was junior point guard Kyan Evans, playing in his first game as a Tar Heel. (GoHeels.com)

Chansky’s Notebook: Old Pros

It’s a good thing Bill Belichick and Frank Reich are not playing. For the eight-time Super Bowl champion coach vs. the journeyman who worked in the NFL at the same time, there was a wide gap between their football playing careers. "I am glad we’re not playing each other," Belichick said with a smile. "In the end it comes down to the players you have." (Chapelboro.com)

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