UNC Announces Re-Signing Of Isaiah Denis

15 days after announcing his return to Chapel Hill for his sophomore season, Isaiah Denis made it official. On Sunday, UNC announced Denis had put pen to paper to remain at North Carolina. Denis became the first Tar Heel to announce his intention to enter the transfer portal on April 5, before ultimately withdrawing his name to remain in Chapel Hill. (Inside Carolina)

UNC Baseball Blasts Duke, 13-0

Duke was like a boxer who got KO’d coming back for more. No. 2 UNC Baseball again had a withering offensive punch, with former Blue Devils star Macon Winslow delivering the biggest blows. Picking up where they left off in a 17-run win in Durham, the Tar Heels pounded Duke pitching in an 13-0 victory Sunday (Highlights) at Boshamer Stadium. (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC Men’s Lacrosse Falls To Virginia In ACC Title Game, 16-6

Fourth-seeded Virginia utilized 11-straight first-half goals to defeat No. 2 North Carolina, 16-6, on Sunday afternoon in the 2026 ACC Men's Lacrosse Championship. UNC jumped out to a 2-0 lead less than five minutes in, with goals courtesy of James Matan and Brevin Wilson. Matan led Carolina with two goals, with four different Tar Heels scoring one goal. (GoHeels.com)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Should UNC fans worry about Matt Able at NBA Draft Combine?

Incoming UNC Basketball transfer Matt Able received an NBA Draft Combine invitation, and suddenly there's concern that he will enter the NBA Draft instead of enrolling at Carolina. Is that real? Should there be concern? (View Video)

No. 5 UNC Men's Lacrosse, No. 6 Virginia Clash Sunday For ACC Championship

No. 5-ranked North Carolina Men's Lacrosse and No. 6 Virginia meet Sunday, in the title game of the 2026 Atlantic Coast Conference Championship. Opening faceoff between the Tar Heels and Cavaliers is set for noon from Charlotte, televised on ACC Network. A win would give the Tar Heels their first ACC Championship since 2017 and 10th in program history. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Baseball Hosting Duke For Non-Conference Matchup Sunday

The Diamond Heels, a week removed from taking the road series against the Blue Devils, host Duke once again for a non-conference one-off matchup as both teams come off their finals weeks. UNC took two of three against Duke in Durham last weekend to claim its seventh straight ACC series and seventh straight series over their Tobacco Road rivals. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Women’s Tennis Advances To 16th Straight Super Regional In 4-0 Win Over South Carolina

In a meeting of the Carolinas in the second round of the NCAA Women's Tennis Tournament, it was all Carolina Blue as the Tar Heels ran away with a 4-0 victory over South Carolina in Chapel Hill on Saturday. The Tar Heels advance to next weekend's Super Regional round. Anna Frey cruised to a two-set win for the Tar Heels' first singles point. (GoHeels.com)

Caleb Wilson commits UNC blasphemy with his LeBron James-Michael Jordan take

Likely no one will ever match the love and energy that Caleb Wilson brought to UNC. But we finally found something to be upset with him about? Wilson was at a Lakers game and was asked who his favorite player was growing up. He chose LeBron James, which is fine. However, he added that LeBron is the best player of all time? Over Michael Jordan? (Keeping It Heel)

Carolina's 2026-27 Basketball Schedule as we Know it

The North Carolina Tar Heels formally kick off the Michael Malone era on November 3 at home against Western Carolina. In fact, it appears the first five games of the season will be in the Smith Center, just like last year. Wofford visits on November 6, as the Heels look to end a strange two-game win streak for the Terriers over the Tar Heels in Chapel Hill. (TarHeel247)

Tyler Hansbrough, Eddie Pope Enter North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame

Former Tar Heel standouts Tyler Hansbrough, the ACC's all-time leading scorer and only four-time first-team All-America men's basketball player in league history, and Eddie Pope, a five-time MLS All-Star and starter for the United States Men's National Team in the 2002 World Cup, were inducted on Friday into the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame. (GoHeels.com)

Meet the Carolina Class of 2026

More than 7,100 Tar Heels, including undergraduate, graduate and professional students, will have their Carolina degrees conferred at Spring Commencement on May 9. More than 5,500 of those students are North Carolina residents. The Class of 2026 excelled in the classroom, conducted research, won national championships and served their country. (UNC.edu)

UNC Men’s Tennis Loses To Michigan State, 4-1, In NCAA First Round

Michigan State dropped the doubles point but came from behind to defeat North Carolina, 4-1 on Friday in the first round of the 2026 NCAA Men's Tennis Tournament at the Carolina Outdoor Tennis Center. The Spartans grabbed four consecutive singles wins to pick up the victory and advance to Saturday's NCAA second round in Columbia, South Carolina. (GoHeels.com)

Seth Trimble looks to prove doubters wrong at G League Combine

Former UNC guard Seth Trimble was among 44 players invited to the G League Combine, held May 8-10 in Chicago, providing players the opportunity to increase their draft stock while competing in front of NBA scouts and executives. Top performers from this event are typically invited to remain in Chicago for the NBA Draft Combine held later in the week. (Keeping It Heel)

Michael Busch, Zac Gallen among 34 Tar Heels in pro baseball

After a slow first month, former UNC first baseman Michael Busch has found his rhythm with two home runs and 10 RBI in the last two weeks. He went 2-for-4 with a double and two RBI in the Chicago Cubs' 6-5 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks, a game that also put Busch across the diamond from another Tar Heel, Diamondbacks pitcher Zac Gallen. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Tyler Hansbrough on Michael Malone and NC Sports Hall of Fame honor

Tyler Hansbrough never set out chasing Hall of Fame honors. They keep finding him anyway. The former North Carolina Basketball star and one of the most decorated players in ACC history was inducted Friday night into the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame, adding another honor to a career defined by accolades, but more so by relentless work. (AOL.com)

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