Video: Locked On Tar Heels - North Carolina Visits Kentucky For Blue-Blood Showdown

UNC Basketball faces a critical test as they travel to Rupp Arena for the ACC-SEC Challenge against Kentucky in their last chance for an elite-level non-conference win this season. Can the Tar Heels snag a signature victory on the national stage? (View Video)

UNC Women's Basketball Notebook: Indya Nivar's Historic Day, A Thanksgiving Sweep & More

No. 12 UNC Women's Basketball dominated the Thanksgiving break, sweeping its three games at the 2025 Women’s Cancun Challenge to claim the Mayan Tournament title and extend its win streak to six straight. Playing three games in three days, the Tar Heels defeated South Dakota State on Thursday, Kansas State on Friday, and Columbia on Saturday. (Inside Carolina)

UNC Football vs. NC State: Winners, Losers, and Honorable Mentions

The UNC Football season is over, the coaching carousel is in full effect, but still sitting in his seat is Bill Belichick. Despite the bad season, the bad plays, the bad way the season ended, the bad press conferences, and the bad off-field distractions, Bill Belichick will go into this ride expecting to be the head coach at UNC next year. Unless a miracle occurs. (Tar Heel Blog)

Carolina Insider Podcast: UNC Basketball Fort Myers recap, Football Fallout

UNC Basketball went 1-1 in the Fort Myers Tip-Off and now looks ahead to Kentucky on Tuesday night (1:56). NC State blasted Tar Heel Football, leaving the program with lots to work on in the off-season. Former North Carolina quarterback Bryn Renner joins to discuss the aftermath (19:33). (Listen To Podcast)

UNC Basketball’s first NET ranking lower than expected

The first NET rankings release Monday shows UNC Basketball has plenty of work to polish its NCAA Tournament resume. The Tar Heels, who peaked at 25th Dec. 2 last season, are 26th in the first NET rankings (translating to a No. 7 seed) after splitting two Quad 1 games, winning in its lone Quad 2 game (St. Bonaventure), and going 4-0 in Quad 4 games. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Video: Coast To Coast Podcast - Kentucky Awaits UNC Men's Basketball

A Thanksgiving trip to Fort Myers yielded mixed results for UNC Basketball. After a few days back in Chapel Hill, they'll head to Lexington where Kentucky awaits a blue-blood battle. Inside Carolina's Sean Moran, Sherrell McMillan, and Joey Powell discuss last week and look ahead to the Wildcats. (View Video)

UNC Football Transfer Portal Tracker

The Transfer Portal opens Jan. 2, but players began announcing their intentions earlier in the season and continues now that UNC Football’s season has concluded. Here is a running list of UNC players who plan to transfer: WR Aziah Johnson, OL Trevyon Green, WR Paul Billups, TE Yasir Smith, OL William Boone, WR Chris Culliver, WR Jason Robinson. (Inside Carolina)

UNC Volleyball Earns Second Straight Bid To NCAA Tournament

For the 21st time in program history and the second season in a row, the North Carolina volleyball team is heading to the NCAA Tournament. The Tar Heels will head to Madison, Wisconsin, to take on UTEP on Thursday at 5:30 p.m. EST. In year three at Carolina, head coach Mike Schall has guided the Tar Heels to a 21-8 record, going 14-6 in ACC play. (GoHeels.com)

Memorable UNC-Kentucky basketball games

Dec. 17, 1962: UNC 68, Kentucky 66 - In a rare occurrence in this series, neither team was ranked when they met at Kentucky. But the teams went tooth and nail in the first meeting between iconic coaches Adolph Rupp and Dean Smith. The visitors escaped with a two-point win, as future Hall of Fame coach Larry Brown scored a game-high 19 points. (USA Today)

Khmori House Non-Committal To UNC Following Loss to NC State

Following North Carolina's dominating 42-19 loss to North Carolina State, linebacker Khmori House was non-committal to his future in Chapel Hill. "I'm a North Carolina Tar Heel right now," he said, declining to discuss the future while still in his full uniform. House transferred from Washington and followed defensive coordinator Steve Belichick. (TarHeel247)

Jordan Shipp ready to be part of UNC turnaround, says it will require ‘more heart,’ discipline

After UNC Football's fifth straight loss to N.C. State, Jordan Shipp spoke like someone ready to lead the turnaround. "There’s a couple of things that need to change. Probably the biggest thing, we just to start playing with more heart, more effort. Just selling out every play, not taking plays off. Not getting dumb penalties, stuff like that — fundamentals." (Tar Heel Tribune)

Video: The Day After Podcast - UNC vs. NC State Reactions, On To 2026

Buck Sanders, Jason Staples, and Tommy Ashley gather for a UNC Football season postmortem after the Tar Heels' blowout loss Saturday to NC State. The Inside Carolina trio discuss what’s needed headed into the offseason to rejuvenate a fan base and program following a brutal 2025 season. (View Video)

UNC WR Chris Culliver To Enter Transfer Portal

Chris Culliver, one of UNC's starting wide receivers to open the season will enter the transfer portal, he announced Sunday. Culliver started the first two games before suffering an injury during a win at Charlotte in week two. He returned for the Richmond game the following week and started the fourth and fifth contests against UCF and Clemson. (TarHeel247)

Art’s Angle: What is Next?

UNC Football’s one-sided 42-19 loss at N.C. State on Saturday was a microcosm of the season that has mercifully ended at 4-8, UNC’s worst record in football since 2018. Despite some success in the middle, the Tar Heels started the game slowly and finished with a fizzle in a season where they lost to three in-state rivals that are all going to bowl games. (Chapelboro.com)

Bill Belichick After Difficult Season: 'We’ve got a lot of work to do'

"You can see we’ve got a lot of work to do," Bill Belichick said. That work will start immediately. Recruits can begin signing on Wednesday and, with UNC not headed to a bowl game for the first time since 2018, the remaking of the roster is the top priority for Belichick and general manager Michael Lombardi. UNC has more than 35 incoming commitments. (WRAL.com)

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