Video: IC Podcast - UNC Basketball's Shooting Question Mark

Basketball analyst Rob Harrington joins Inside Carolina's Tommy Ashley for a look at UNC Basketball's shooting across Michael Malone's first roster in Chapel Hill. Harrington highlights Terrence Brown, Neoklis Avdalas, Matt Able, Jarin Stevenson, and others who can contribute behind the three-point line. (View Video)

UNC Volleyball Releases 2026 Schedule

Entering year four under the direction of coach Mike Schall, UNC Volleyball has announced their 2026 schedule. The Tar Heels, fresh off back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances, will play 13 matches at Carmichael Arena, 13 road matchups, and two neutral-site affairs. UNC's slate features eight NCAA Tournament programs from last season. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Football Volunteers With Habitat For Humanity

The UNC Football program recently volunteered with Habitat for Humanity of Orange County to help build a home for a family in the Chapel Hill community. Habitat for Humanity's mission is to bring people together to build homes, communities, and hope, helping families achieve the stability and self-reliance that come with affordable homeownership. (GoHeels.com)

Caleb Wilson puts up another highlight-reel game while Trimble, Powell have best games of summer

It’s not often a high draft picks play more than two NBA Summer League games, and Caleb Wilson took full advantage of that chance Tuesday, when Drake Powell broke out of a horrible shooting slump in a Nets win, and Seth Trimble had his best game of the summer. Wilson collected 19 points, two 3-pointers, eight rebounds, three assists, and a block. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Video: Tar Heel Tribune - Bryn Renner Talks Tar Heel Football

Bryn Renner, sideline reporter on the Tar Heel Sports Network and former UNC quarterback, joins the Tar Heel Tribune podcast to talk about what went wrong last season, what Tar Heels fans should be excited about this season, and the offseason changes. (View Video)

What UNC baseball’s Ryan Lynch brings to San Diego Padres

After starting his career in the bullpen, Ryan Lynch became a key part of the rotation in the postseason as a freshman before earning a spot as a starter in his sophomore year. He has plus-velocity that reaches the high 90s and some solid off-speed stuff. Lynch is likely to experience both worlds as a long reliever with some spot starts at the next level. (MSN.com)

Chargers' Omarion Hampton: OC Mike McDaniel told me I remind him of Hall of Famer Terrell Davis

Los Angeles Chargers RB Omarion Hampton is heading into Year 2 bolstered by some Hall of Fame praise. Hampton said his new offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel told him he reminds him of Terrell Davis. Davis had a short but spectacular peak for the Denver Broncos before eventually receiving his gold jacket in 2017. McDaniel recognizes the talent. (NFL.com)

San Antonio Spurs Guard RJ Davis Forcing Tough Roster Decision

R.J. Davis went undrafted out of UNC in 2025, but a strong rookie season with the G League's South Bay Lakers earned him a Summer League opportunity with San Antonio. Three games into his stint in Las Vegas, Davis has performed well enough to begin the conversation surrounding whether he deserves a two-way spot on the Spurs' 2026-27 roster. (Yahoo! Sports)

Gold Glove second baseman Gavin Gallaher returning to UNC for senior season

Second baseman Gavin Gallaher will remain at UNC for his senior season, bolstering a Tar Heel baseball program coming off a run to Omaha. The captain started all 69 games for Carolina and finished this past season batting .291 with an .865 OPS, collecting 84 hits, 12 home runs, and 64 RBI, while scoring 79 runs and stealing eight bases in nine attempts. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Terrence Brown's Story Coming to the Big Screen

From finishing high school without a Division I offer to emerging as one of the most sought-after guards in the transfer portal, Terrence Brown‘s journey sounds like something out of a movie. On Thursday in Las Vegas, it becomes one. “Basketball State: The Story of Terrence Brown” will debut Thursday at the 2026 Summer League Film Festival. (Inside Carolina)

Hubert Davis in Las Vegas to see Caleb Wilson, other players in Summer League

Hubert Davis was in Brooklyn when Caleb Wilson was picked No. 4 in the NBA Draft, and he is back on the road this week in Las Vegas to watch Wilson and other players he coached at Carolina take the floor at the NBA Summer League. "We’ve got eight UNC guys that I coached, and it’s really important for me," Davis said during an ESPN interview. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Gavin Gallaher’s Return Gives UNC Baseball Infield Continuity

When Gavin Gallaher's name was not called during the 2026 MLB Draft, the disappointing result created some encouraging news for UNC Baseball. Gallaher will now remain in Chapel Hill for his senior season, providing coach Scott Forbes with another proven veteran as the Diamond Heels attempt another run at the program’s first national championship. (Yahoo! Sports)

UNC Softball Adds Maryland Transfer Bri Godfrey

UNC Softball coach Megan Smith Lyon has announced the addition of Maryland transfer Bri Godfrey. Godfrey comes to Chapel Hill after playing for Coach Smith at Marshall in 2023 and then two seasons at Maryland. In her career she has thrown 184.2 innings across 32 starts and 59 appearances. She has a 4.55 career ERA and has fanned 106 batters. (GoHeels.com)

Caleb Wilson puts on show in Summer League; Henri Veesaar has best game with 20 points

Caleb Wilson put on a show in what might have been his final Summer League game on a night when former UNC teammate Henri Veesaar had his best game of the summer. Wilson’s Chicago Bulls lost again, this time to the Utah Jazz 80-63 on Monday, but he put together a dazzling performance with 19 points, eight rebounds, two assists, and two steals. (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC Football Sets Training Camp Dates

With UNC Football just 46 days away from kicking off the 2026 season in the Aer Lingus Classic against TCU, preseason camp is just on the horizon. On Monday, the team announced they will begin camp on Thursday, July 30th in Chapel Hill, which is 30 days from the opener. The Tar Heels will be allowed up to 25 preseason practices in those 30 days. (Heel Tough Blog)

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