Breaking Down UNC Women’s Basketball's NCAA Tournament Resume After ACC Semifinal Loss

UNC Women's Basketball's ACC Tournament run ended Saturday with a loss in the semifinals, bringing the Tar Heels' record to 26–7 overall entering the final week before NCAA Tournament selection. Here is a breakdown of where the Tar Heels stand in the computer rankings and key resume numbers heading into the NCAA Tournament selection. (TarHeel247)

How far can UNC Basketball go in ACC Tournament without Caleb Wilson?

The 2026 ACC Men's Basketball Tournament starts Tuesday in Charlotte, but UNC won’t play until Thursday (9:30 p.m., ESPN). The Tar Heels enter the postseason as a top-25 team, but they’ll have to keep their season alive without freshman star Caleb Wilson, who had surgery to repair a right thumb injury. UNC posted a 5-2 record with Wilson sidelined. (MSN.com)

UNC's Deus Stanislaus Called Up For Final Round Of Concacaf U-17 Qualifiers

The U.S. U-17 Women's National Team announced the 21-player roster for the Final Round of the 2025 Concacaf Women's U-17 Qualifiers. The roster features UNC's Deus Stanislaus. The freshman is the only college player on this round's roster. The tournament will take place March 17-22 in Costa Rica with the U.S. opening play against Bermuda. (GoHeels.com)

The ACC Tournament arrives with the league poised to claim a hefty haul of March Madness bids again

The Atlantic Coast Conference entered the season hoping to create a jolt for men’s basketball, a flagship sport facing a dwindling count of March Madness bids in recent years. “We just weren’t performing at the level that anybody was satisfied with,” ACC commissioner Jim Phillips told The Associated Press. It looks like those efforts worked. (Associated Press)

Podcast: Hubert Davis Live - ACC Tournament Preview, UNC vs. Duke Recap, Fan Questions

North Carolina head men's basketball coach Hubert Davis joins Jones Angell to talk about the Tar Heels' contest with Duke, preview the upcoming ACC Tournament, answer Tar Heel fans' questions, and more. (Listen To Podcast)

A new UNC basketball arena could cost over $700M. Here's why and how much the program could make.

For months, the contentious debate over the future basketball arena for the North Carolina men’s basketball team has been fueled, in the absence of numbers, by emotion. But in meeting after meeting over the past few weeks North Carolina officials have begun to explain, in detail, the hard dollars and cents behind the Tar Heels’ arena options. (WRAL.com)

Cubs' first baseman Michael Busch aims to be more consistent in 2026 season

Michael Busch has been consistent for the Cubs the last two seasons. He followed up, hitting 21 home runs with a breakout year last year, leading a potent offense with 34 homers and 90 RBI. Consistency is key for Busch, which is something he learned from his game last season. Busch is working on being a consistent hitter no matter who he faces. (CBS News)

Caleb Wilson, Henri Veesaar, Seth Trimble Earn All-ACC Basketball Honors

UNC freshman forward Caleb Wilson earned first-team All-ACC Men's Basketball honors and red-shirt junior center Henri Veesaar made the second team, the ACC announced Monday. Wilson received the second-most votes for the first team and was also a selection to the All-Rookie Team. Senior guard Seth Trimble made honorable mention All-ACC. (GoHeels.com)

Video: Carolina Insider - Interview With Tyler Hansbrough

North Carolina Basketball legend Tyler Hansbrough joins Jones Angell and Adam Lucas on the Carolina Insider podcast to recap the Tar Heels' loss at Duke, look ahead to the post-season, and much more. (View Video)

UNC Men's Basketball falls to No. 19 in AP Top 25 poll after splitting two games

North Carolina dropped two spots to No. 19 in the Associated Press Top 25 men’s college basketball poll after splitting its final two regular-season games last week. The Tar Heels open play in the ACC tournament with a quarterfinal game at 9:30 p.m. Thursday as the No. 4 seed against either No.5-seed Clemson, No. 14 Virginia Tech, or No. 13 Wake Forest. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Inside Out Or Else For UNC Basketball

UNC doesn't have Caleb Wilson moving forward. The ball has got to go through Henri Veesaar. He’s the best player and a very good passer, so there’s no reason not to force feed him the ball. Now, the flip side, he’s got to do a better job of establishing position. Sometimes he allows teams to push him out from the block and Duke was able to do that. (Inside Carolina)

Reese Brantmeier Named 2026 Hurd Award Champion

Reese Brantmeier now joins Fiona Crawley and Jamie Loeb as UNC women's tennis players to receive the Universal Tennis Foundation Hurd Award. The Hurd Awards are $100,000 grants given every year to one male and one female American collegiate Tennis player. The grant is given to help assist in the player's transition to professional tennis. (GoHeels.com)

Mitch Trubisky Signs Two-Year Deal With Tennessee Titans

The Tennessee Titans have kicked off their stint in free agency with the signing of backup quarterback Mitch Trubisky. After a reliable run with the Buffalo Bills, Trubisky's move to Nashville signifies a more high-profile position. The two-year agreement will see Trubisky step into a veteran role on the sideline, accompanying franchise face Cam Ward. (Sports Illustrated)

Chansky’s Notebook: The Case

With Selection Sunday on the horizon, UNC Women's Basketball is on a different kind of Tournament bubble. The Tar Heels currently project as either a 5-seed in the tournament or a 4-seed. That may not sound like much of a difference until you consider a 4-seed gets to host first- and second-round matchups at its home gym, while the 5-seed has to travel. (Chapelboro.com)

Javonte Williams re-signing with Dallas Cowboys is 'huge'

Javonte Williams is staying put with the Dallas Cowboys on a three-year deal signed in February. "It was huge," quarterback Dak Prescott said. "I sent him some messages, obviously. I let him know how much I appreciate him and having him back. I'm glad they were able to get the deal done. He's a huge part of our success and what we're gonna do." (Dallas Cowboys)

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