Video: Next Level Podcast - House Settlement Approved - A New Era for UNC, NCAA

College athletics took another step into the new world with the final approval of the House vs. NCAA settlement following court battles over athlete compensation and amateurism. Inside Carolina's Greg Barnes joins host Tommy Ashley for a discussion of how this approval re-shapes college athletics. (View Video)

Bill Belichick surprises players with humor; Chapel Hill ‘culture shock’ to one transfer

Playing for a coaching legend who projects a gruff personality might seem intimidating, but UNC football players say playing for Bill Belichick hasn’t been like that. His humor and hands-on coaching style have won over players. Some not only are adjusting to playing for a six-time Super Bowl champion but to living in a different part of the country. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Bill Belichick reveals what he loves about lacrosse

Bill Belichick is a huge fan of the sport of lacrosse and we’re sure that if he could play or coach the sport right now, he might just do it. Heck, there’s a pretty good lacrosse program right at North Carolina. “I mean it’s a great sport,” Belichick said, via The College GameDay Podcast. “It’s a lot of speed, it’s a lot of skill with the stick, and it’s contact.” (On3.com)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Thoughts On Ven-Allen Lubin's Transfer To NC State

Former UNC forward Ven-Allen Lubin's transfer to NC State shakes up the ACC basketball landscape. Is this move a sign of the changing times in college athletics? Isaac Schade breaks down Lubin's decision, its implications for the rivalry, the House settlement, roster limits, and how these changes affect UNC Basketball. (View Video)

Bill Belichick Weighs In On House Settlement Approval

Approval of the House vs. NCAA settlement became finalized last week. UNC Football coach Bill Belichick is working with UNC to examine the allowances of the settlement, especially the NIL allowances, revenue sharing model, and roster and scholarship limits. Belichick addressed the approval of the settlement Tuesday in his summer press conference. (Inside Carolina)

David Ford Named ACC Men's Golfer Of The Year For Second Time

David Ford is the 2025 ACC Men's Golfer of the Year, becoming the first individual to win the award in multiple seasons in a decade. Ford, who has won three National Player of the Year awards this season, also was named the ACC Player of the Year as a sophomore in 2023, becoming the first Tar Heel to win the award, which was first introduced in 1992. (GoHeels.com)

Video: UNC Football Players Tuesday Pre-Summer Press Conference

North Carolina offensive lineman Christo Kelly, wide receiver Jordan Shipp, cornerback Thaddeus Dixon, and safety Will Hardy speak with the media on Tuesday afternoon at the Kenan Football Center to discuss the Tar Heels' offseason preparations, playing under Bill Belichick, and more. (View Video)

Video: Bill Belichick Tuesday Pre-Summer Press Conference

North Carolina head football coach Bill Belichick speaks with the media on Tuesday to discuss the Tar Heels' offseason roster changes, player development, the health of quarterback Max Johnson, the transfer portal, recruiting, and more. (View Video)

Chansky’s Notebook: Farewell, Blue Steel?

A beloved tradition of the UNC men’s basketball program could be coming to an end. With the House v. NCAA settlement coming to fruition last week, sweeping are on the horizon for college athletics. One of the most notable deals with team roster limits, meaning programs will have to cut some student-athletes. Many of those will be walk-ons. (Chapelboro.com)

Video: UNC QB Drake Maye's Fantastic Freshman Season

Drake Maye set the UNC single-season records for total yards, passing yards, and TDs during an amazing freshman season. Following the 2022 season, Maye was honored as ACC Player of the Year and is now the starting QB for the New England Patriots. Take a look back at one of the most sensational football seasons in ACC history. (View Video)

The 6 Best UNC Basketball Teams Not To Win A National Championship: Part 2

UNC has won the NCAA Basketball Tournament six times, but it was close to winning several more. In fact, some of the best teams in program history didn’t reach the title game or the Final Four. Today, we present the second of a six-part series noting the six best UNC basketball teams to NOT win a national championship. Today, the 1984 Tar Heels. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

Kayla Wood Joins UNC Women’s Lacrosse Coaching Staff On Permanent Basis

UNC Women's Lacrosse is permanently adding Kayla Wood to its coaching staff after spending last season as a temporary assistant, coach Jenny Levy announced Monday. Wood, a decorated player at the collegiate and international level, will continue to work with a Tar Heel defensive unit that was ranked as the best in the nation during the 2025 season. (GoHeels.com)

Video: THI Podcast - Who Starts For UNC Basketball Next Season?

With North Carolina’s basketball roster most likely set for the coming season, much discussion about the Tar Heels involves their potential starting lineup. So, in today’s podcast, Jacob Turner and Andrew Jones from Tar Heel Illustrated offer their thoughts on UNC's starting 5. (View Video)

New ACC men’s basketball schedule trashes a century of NC basketball history

Let’s be perfectly clear about this. There is no room for argument on this point. Rivalries made college sports. Without those rivalries, especially in this era where players are getting paid millions and enjoying unrestricted free agency, college football and basketball will soon just be low-rent minor leagues with no emotional connection to their fans. (Yahoo! Sports)

Triangle Turkish Community Welcomes Chance to See National Team, Soccer Matchup vs. Mexico

The center’s namesake is quite a football fan too. Dr. Aziz Sancar – who is a national hero to the Turks for winning the 2015 Nobel Prize in Chemistry – had dreams of being a goalkeeper for Türkiye. Despite their tight schedule arriving to the Triangle, the football federation president and members of the national team paid a visit to the Sancar Center. (Chapelboro.com)

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