Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Seth Trimble Watch Begins, UNC vs. ETSU Preview

Seth Trimble nears his return for UNC Basketball ahead of the Tar Heels' showdown with ETSU. Can Carolina’s defense overcome ETSU’s efficient scorers Cam Morris, Brian Taylor, and Blake Barkley? Host Isaac Schade discusses Trimble’s recovery, the battle for backcourt minutes, and more. (View Video)

Chansky’s Notebook: Coaching Cuts

Bill Belichick has fired two assistant football coaches, and UNC has agreed to pay the $2 million remaining on Freddie Kitchens' and Mike Priefer's combined guaranteed contracts. Offensive coordinator Kitchens presided over the 129th (of 134) total offenses in college football. Priefer's special teams units were in the top half of only one ACC stat category. (Chapelboro.com)

Jonathan Powell Wants to Shoot, Defend, and Help UNC Basketball Win Games

UNC shooting guard Jonathan Powell has made a 3-pointer in eight of ten games, and Saturday was the fourth time he's hit multiple threes in a game. "I know the work I put in every day after practice, before practice, late at night. So, just coming with the same mindset and confidence each game. I'm going to do whatever it takes to help my team win." (TarHeel247)

Podcast: Courtney Banghart Show - Lessons from Louisville, Taliyah Henderson interview

UNC Women's Basketball coach Courtney Banghart discusses the Tar Heels' ACC opener against Louisville, lessons from the game, the final two non-conference games, and her passion for skiing. Plus, listener questions and Taliyah Henderson joins to talk about her recent success, confidence, her journey to Carolina, and more. (Listen To Podcast)

North Carolina vs. East Tennessee State Preview: Tar Heels Aim for Better Effort

Looking at ETSU: The Buccaneers face UNC coming off a one-point loss to Austin Peay, 76-75, on Friday. The recent result is ETSU’s third loss of the season, with two others at the hands of Dayton (88-71) and Presbyterian (68-64). However, the Bucs are 7-0 at home, and KenPom currently predicts ETSU to be favored in every SoCon game this season. (Inside Carolina)

ETSU at No. 12 UNC: How to watch, stats, comparisons, notes

ETSU was picked fourth in the Southern Conference after going 19–13 last season, but its 115 KenPom ranking leads the league. Junior North Florida transfer Jaylen Smith, a 5–11, 175-pound guard, is a Southern Conference Preseason First Team pick, but has come off the bench in all but three games. He averages 9.8 points and 2.3 steals per game. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Video: IC Podcast - Smith Center Decision Looms for UNC Basketball

Greg Barnes of Inside Carolina discusses the looming decision on the Smith Center's future at UNC. Renovations, locations, and capacity debates have gone on for years when it comes to the aging legendary arena. Those making the decisions are ready to move forward. Barnes outlines the details and the timeline. (View Video)

UNC Athletics Celebrates The Season With Team IMPACT

Carolina Athletics welcomed members of Team IMPACT and their families for a fun-filled day of holiday activities with student-athletes from various programs on Saturday. The children started off the day by making and decorating gingerbread houses, then transitioned into the Smith Center to watch the men's basketball victory over USC Upstate. (GoHeels.com)

Podcast: Hubert Davis Live - UNC vs. USC Upstate Recap, ETSU Preview, Fan Questions

UNC head men's basketball coach Hubert Davis joins Jones Angell to talk about Carolina's win over USC Upstate, preview the Tar Heels' upcoming matchups with ETSU, Ohio State, and ECU, answer Tar Heel fans' questions, and more. (Listen To Podcast)

UNC Women's Basketball Notebook: ACC Opener Slips Away, Taliyah Henderson Rises, and More

Taking an ACC-opening detour on Sunday served as a solid measuring stick for the Tar Heels as it wraps up its non-conference schedule. UNC Women's Basketball is now 0-3 against ranked opponents this season (UCLA, Texas, Louisville), but it has taken care of business in its other outings. Freshman guard Taliyah Henderson has continued to get better. (Inside Carolina)

Seth Trimble progresses to five-on-five drills in practice

Seth Trimble continues to move closer to returning to action. During Monday's "Hubert Davis Live" radio show, Davis revealed that Trimble has advanced from individual work to full-team drills. "Pretty clear plan. There’s no decision-making," Davis said ahead of the No. 12 Tar Heels game Tuesday against East Tennessee State. "He’s progressing nicely." (Tar Heel Tribune)

Tight End Paul Barton carries on a UNC legacy

All four Barton family kids are carrying on a Carolina legacy. Anna Barton played women’s lacrosse and won a national championship in 2022. Ellie Barton is a junior at Carolina. Jack Barton is a freshman on the men’s lacrosse team. Tight end Paul Barton also played lacrosse. And their father, Harris Barton, played at UNC and won 3 Super Bowls. (UNC.edu)

Video: IC Podcast - UNC's Offensive Coordinator Search Underway

Greg Barnes and Tommy Ashley of Inside Carolina discuss UNC Football's offensive coordinator search, what Bill Belichick is after in the hire, and when the timing is right for the Tar Heels to have the new coach in place as the opening of the transfer portal looms in early January 2026. (View Video)

UNC Jumps To No. 12 In AP Men's College Basketball Poll

North Carolina moved up to a season-high No. 12 in the Associated Press Top 25 men’s college basketball poll. The Tar Heels, which beat USC Upstate 80-62 on Saturday, topped their previous high of No. 14 in last week’s poll. It’s UNC’s highest ranking since it was No. 12 last season on Nov. 25. Two teams directly ahead of UNC last week both lost. (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC defensive back Malcolm Ziglar to enter Transfer Portal

North Carolina defensive back Malcolm Ziglar is planning to enter the NCAA Transfer Portal after spending his first two seasons in Chapel Hill. Over that time, Ziglar has amassed 12 tackles and one interception over the course of the 2024 and 2025 seasons. Ziglar played high school football at Fuquay-Varina (NC), where he was a four-star recruit. (On3.com)

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