Michael Malone, ‘wired’ to NBA perspective, reminds himself to ‘calm down’ and teach

Finding the right buttons to push with a team full of new faces remains a daily challenge for Michael Malone, whose explanation of that process began with a smile. "I pray a lot. My mind is wired for an 82-game season. My mind is wired from NBA, and we’re not there. This is North Carolina. This is college basketball. These are kids who just turned 17, 18." (Tar Heel Tribune)

Jelani Thurman Named Semifinalist For Mackey Award

Amid of one of the best seasons by a tight end in program history, UNC's Jelani Thurman has been named a semifinalist for the John Mackey Award, which recognizes the nation's top college tight end. Thurman is UNC's first Mackey Award semifinalist since Bryson Nesbit in 2023. He is one of nine semifinalists nationally and one of two from the ACC. (GoHeels.com)

North Carolina vs. Louisville Football Preview: Tar Heels Seek Bowl Eligibility Against Cardinals

Sitting in third place in the ACC standings, Louisville is riding a four-game win streak after throttling Georgia Tech last weekend, 44-17. The Cardinals have one common opponent with North Carolina: Syracuse, which Louisville took down 34-26 on Oct. 17. Amid its recent run of success, the Cardinals have an average margin of victory of 21.8 points. (Inside Carolina)

Extra Point: War Stories

It's a fascinating story to remember as UNC Football celebrates Military Appreciation Day on Saturday. On the same field in Kenan Stadium where the Tar Heels and Louisville will do battle, naval cadets began their daily training regimen with group exercises and calisthenics as part of the Navy Pre-Flight School, which operated at Carolina from 1942-1945. (GoHeels.com)

Video: Tar Heel Tribune - Interview With Joe Jauch

Former North Carolina wide receiver and current Tar Heel Sports Network analyst Joe Jauch joins the Tar Heel Tribune podcast to discuss the current state of UNC Football, quarterback development, defensive adjustments, team culture under Bill Belichick, and more. (View Video)

UNC QB Billy Edwards' Surge Starts With Bobby Petrino

If Bill Belichick hadn't hired Bobby Petrino as his offensive coordinator in January, Billy Edwards Jr. might've been somewhere else. Edwards and the offense struggled with consistency early in the season. But as his relationship with Petrino developed and the duo grew more comfortable working together, the Tar Heels' recent offensive surge is no coincidence. (TarHeel247)

Bella Devey, Cali O'Neill Earn ACC Women's Soccer Yearly Awards

The ACC announced the 2026 All-ACC Women's Soccer Team Wednesday. Bella Devey was tabbed Offensive Player of the Year while Cali O'Neill was named Freshman of the Year. UNC Women's Soccer also earned eight All-ACC selections. Devey has established herself as one of the nation's most dominant attackers, scoring 16 goals and six game-winners. (GoHeels.com)

Video: Coach's Corner with Bill Belichick - UNC vs. Louisville Football Preview

The Tar Heel Football offense is rolling, and Coach Bill Belichick joins Jones Angell to break down exactly how the fourth-down call gets made. Plus, a first look at Louisville as the Tar Heels return to Kenan Stadium to host the Cardinals on Saturday at 7pm. (View Video)

No. 23 UNC Women's Basketball Welcomes NC Central In Home Opener Wednesday - Pregame Notes

After spending the first week of the season at neutral sites, No. 23 North Carolina Women's Basketball is home for its Carmichael opener against NC Central on Wednesday. The Tar Heels and Eagles meet for the third straight season at 7 p.m., with action on ACC Network Extra. The Tar Heels are undefeated in home openers under Courtney Banghart. (GoHeels.com)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - UNC Beats Wyoming, But Rebounding Problem Is Real

UNC Basketball is 3-0 after beating Wyoming 76-63, but Michael Malone and the Tar Heels have a big rebounding problem to fix. UNC gave up 15 offensive rebounds in the first half alone. How concerning is that and what needs to change before competition ramps up? (View Video)

North Carolina's 3-pointer volume drops, but Michael Malone says he’s not chasing number

UNC opened the season launching 3-pointers on 54% of its shots against Western Carolina. Over the next two games, that share has settled. Against Wofford on Friday, 34% of the Tar Heels’ shots came from 3-point range. Against Wyoming on Tuesday the number was 35%. Michael Malone said the drop does not reflect a plan to shoot fewer 3s. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Video: Carolina Insider - UNC vs. Wyoming Postgame Show

Join Jones Angell and Adam Lucas as they break down UNC Basketball's 76-63 victory over Wyoming on Tuesday, including game highlights, comments from Michael Malone, an interview with Isaiah Denis, and more. (View Video)

Bill Belichick Sees Strong Captains In Tar Heels Locker Room

Bill Belichick knows what strong leadership looks like, and he's seen it with this year's Tar Heel captains. "I've had a lot of good captains. These guys are the type of group I'm used to working with." Seven players serve in the role for UNC: Christo Kelly, Benjamin Hall, Jordan Shipp, Derek McDonald, Kaleb Cost, Isaiah Johnson, and Melkart Abou Jaoude. (GoHeels.com)

Lucas: Superhero

After the first three games of the season, Jarin Stevenson is shooting 1-for-9 from three-point range. Six-year-old Julius Rosa doesn't care at all. He has a much more important comparison for his good buddy, Stevenson. "I think Jarin is like Spider-Man," Julius says. Jarin and Julius met during a Tar Heel visit to the North Carolina Children's Hospital. (GoHeels.com)

Video: IC Podcast - UNC Starts Slowly, Pulls Away From Wyoming

Rob Harrington and Tommy Ashley from Inside Carolina discuss UNC Basketball's 76-63 win over the Wyoming Cowboys in the Smith Center on Tuesday. The Tar Heels started slowly again but came out after halftime with more intensity to win by 13. (View Video)

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