UNC Baseball Wednesday Scrimmage Results

UNC Baseball scrimmaged for six innings on Wednesday afternoon at Boshamer Stadium. Carter French was 2-2 with a pair of doubles. Michael McKnight, who was 2-2 including a double, was the only other player with multiple base hits. Jadyn Nunez was 1-2 with two RBI. Erik Paulsen drilled a two-run home run, and Rom Kellis V had a solo homer. (GoHeels.com)

Video: TarHeel247 Podcast - John Henson and Leslie McDonald Discuss Carolina Basketball

How did UNC get involved with former Tar Heel guard Leslie McDonald's recruitment? How was his visit to Duke? Is "optional" really optional at North Carolina? John Henson speaks with McDonald about all this, plus Navigating NIL, how McDonald feels about Hubert Davis' team this season, and more. (View Video)

Caleb Love helped convince Arizona transfer center Henri Veesaar to head to UNC

When Henri Veesaar first walked into the Smith Center, he didn’t think about minutes or even stats. He thought about the history he saw from UNC’s national championship seasons on the way to Roy Williams Court. "I think the thing that stuck out to me the most was the Final Four floors," the Arizona transfer said at a press conference on Wednesday. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Kyan Evans Seeks To Provide Distributing, Shot Making For Tar Heels

Kyan Evans and Colorado State took the premier stage that is the NCAA Tournament in March, and Evans answered the call in the Rams’ tournament opener by dropping 23 points in an upset victory against Memphis. This year, when the regular season begins, the stage and stakes of every game will remain at a high level night in and night out for Evans. (Inside Carolina)

The Monday Morning Huddle: Room for Improvement For UNC Football

UNC football general manager Michael Lombardi joined 97.9 The Hill this morning for “The Monday Morning Huddle,” presented by Chapel Hill Tire. On the progress he saw between the TCU and Charlotte games: "Ultimately, everything you do when it comes to football is evaluating why you win, why you lose, and you have to be honest in both areas." (Chapelboro.com)

Video: IC Football Recruiting Podcast - Getting UNC to the Next Level

Football recruiting expert Don Callahan joins Inside Carolina's Tommy Ashley to discuss recent UNC commitments, including J.B. Shabazz, a massive flip win for the UNC staff. Next, Greg Barnes joins discusses new NCAA regulations surrounding NIL, revenue share, and continued chaos in college athletics. (View Video)

Cormac Ryan Signs With Milwaukee Bucks

The Milwaukee Bucks have signed former UNC guard Cormac Ryan. Ryan played in 37 games with the Oklahoma City Blue in the NBA G League last season. He averaged 12.3 points, 3.7 rebounds and 2.0 assists while shooting 97% from the free throw line. In five NBA Summer League 2025 appearances with Milwaukee, Ryan recorded 11.8 points per game. (Milwaukee Bucks)

Video: Kyan Evans, Henri Veesaar Wednesday Basketball Press Conferences

North Carolina point guard Kyan Evans and center Henri Veesaar speak with the media on Wednesday at the Smith Center to discuss their transition to playing at North Carolina, pre-season preparations, the upcoming season, and more. (View Video)

Linda Ullmark Named To TopDrawerSoccer Team Of The Week

TopDrawerSoccer released its Women's Team of the Week Monday, and Linda Ullmark represents UNC Women's Soccer. The midfielder earned the award after helping the Tar Heels to a 2-0 record last week, recording three assists in Carolina's win over Alabama. Ullmark's assists marked the first time since 2022 a Tar Heel recorded three in a single match. (GoHeels.com)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - 2025-26 UNC Basketball Roster Preview: Jarin Stevenson

Host Isaac Schade and guest Riley Davis discuss UNC forward Jarin Stevenson's journey from Alabama to North Carolina, his strengths, weaknesses, potential impact, defensive versatility, offensive upside, and how he fits into Hubert Davis' rotation. (View Video)

Chansky’s Notebook: Growing Teams

UNC’s two new football teams are off to understandable starts. Bill Belichick was using his football coaching code when he repeatedly said, “We have 70 new players,” referring to transfers and freshmen whom he knew would take time congealing into a winner. His other, off-the-field team of assistant coaches and support staff would also face adjustments. (Chapelboro.com)

Player Development From Top to Bottom the Belichick Way

On Sunday, the day after UNC’s 20-3 victory over Charlotte on the road, the Tar Heels held a 26-play scrimmage at Kenan Stadium. They were live game-like reps for players who didn’t travel to Charlotte with the team or play snaps on Saturday night against the 49ers, in an effort to allow that part of the roster further chances to develop and compete. (On3.com)

Bill Belichick has adapted to Tom Maginness, his first rugby-style punter

The ball left Tom Maginness’ foot on his rugby-style punt on a rainy night in Charlotte after a three-and-out deep in UNC territory, soaring 55 yards. It was the kind of punt Bill Belichick loves. A play that flips the field and makes it easier for his defense. Belichick has built a strong special teams identity, and that includes his punter from Melbourne, Australia. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Video: Big Hitters Podcast - Richard Johnson & Matt Zenitz Discuss UNC, Belichick, College Football

CBS Sports’ Richard Johnson and Matt Zenitz join Big Hitters Only to provide National perspective on UNC, Bill Belichick, and roster-building in Chapel Hill. Johnson dives into the top 3 stories in college football right now (Florida, Alabama, and Arch Manning), and Zenitz discusses news breaking, and the world of sports journalism. (View Video)

Bill Belichick Discusses UNC's Slow Start On Offense

Combining for 34 points against TCU and Charlotte, UNC has started a season with its fewest points in the first two games since scoring 26 points to start 2006. That team, John Bunting’s final squad, finished with a 3-9 record. As for its fewest points in a two-game stretch at any point in a season, you have to go back to 2018, Larry Fedora’s final year. (MSN.com)

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