Box Score: UNC Women's Basketball 71, Penn 60

View the complete box score from the No. 23 North Carolina Tar Heels Women's Basketball team's 71-60 victory over the Penn Quakers on Saturday in Philadelphia. (View Box Score)

Kate Harpring dazzles with 30 points to help UNC Women's Basketball give Penn first loss

Kate Harpring gave fans a taste of her potential in No. 23 UNC Women's Basketball's first three games, but she put that talent on full display Saturday. The talented freshman scored 19 of her 30 points in the first half, and pulled down seven rebounds with three assists as the Tar Heels pulled away in Philadelphia to win 71-60 and give Penn its first loss. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Record-Setting Barrage of Attempted Threes Proves Costly For Tar Heels

Pro-analytics or not, no calculation promotes taking a record-setting 38 3-point attempts and making 23.7 percent of them, which is what UNC did in its 78-70 loss to Georgia. "We had some pretty good looks," Michael Malone said. "We were just unable to knock them down. But it’s just being more disciplined with the game plan, and we’ll learn from it." (Inside Carolina)

Terrence Brown, Isaiah Denis defend UNC's record-setting number of 3-point attempts

North Carolina kept finding opportunities beyond the arc Friday. Finding the bottom of the net was another matter. The Tar Heels attempted a school-record 38 3-pointers in their 78-70 loss to Georgia, but Terrence Brown and Isaiah Denis, who combined for seven of UNC’s nine makes, said the volume reflected the openings Georgia’s defense allowed. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - UNC Football's Biggest Opportunity Yet?

Can Bill Belichick and UNC Football deliver a signature win? The Tar Heels host Louisville on Saturday with bowl eligibility on the line. Isaac Schade and Anthony Pagnotta preview UNC vs. Louisville, break down the biggest matchups, and make their predictions. (View Video)

What a Win Over Louisville Could Mean for Bill Belichick's UNC Football Program

With three games to play, earning bowl eligibility is the expectation. After hosting the Cardinals on Saturday, the Tar Heels visit Virginia before closing at home against NC State. Even if UNC loses to Louisville, the third-place team in the ACC, it should win at least one of its next two. A sixth win against the Cardinals, though, would mean a bit more. (TarHeel247)

UNC Football Hosts Louisville Saturday For Homecoming, Military Appreciation Game - Pregame Notes

UNC Football hosts Louisville on Saturday in the program's Military Appreciation Game and Homecoming. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. on ESPN2. Louisville and UNC are meeting for the first time since 2017 when the Cardinals earned a 47-35 victory at Kenan Stadium. The Tar Heels' offensive coordinator Bobby Petrino was Louisville's head coach that season. (GoHeels.com)

No. 23 UNC Women's Basketball Visits Palestra For First Road Game At Penn Saturday

No. 23 UNC Women's Basketball heads to the cathedral of college basketball for a Saturday visit to Penn at the Palestra in its first true road test of the season. The Tar Heels face the Quakers as UNC looks to win its sixth straight road opener at 4 p.m. on ESPN+. Coach Courtney Banghart is no stranger to the Quakers with 23 previous meetings. (GoHeels.com)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Rebounding, Shooting, Long Drought Doom UNC Basketball In Loss To UGa.

UNC Basketball suffers its first loss of the Michael Malone era, falling 78-70 to Georgia on Friday. The Tar Heels couldn't overcome another rough rebounding performance, surrendering 18 offensive rebounds, including several costly ones down the stretch. Meanwhile, UNC's offense scored just 10 points over the final 10:30. (View Video)

Neo Avdalas’ aggressive second half comes with turnover, shooting issues

Neo Avdalas gave UNC more aggressive guard play Friday, but Michael Malone wants better decisions. The sophomore who many see as having a high ceiling finished with 14 points, three assists, and four turnovers in UNC’s loss to Georgia. His difficult first half and heavy involvement in the stalled late-game offense showed the balance he must find. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Video: Carolina Insider - UNC vs. Georgia Postgame Show

Join Jones Angell and Adam Lucas for Carolina Insider: Rapid Reactions as they break down the Tar Heels' 78-70 loss to the Georgia Bulldogs on Friday night, review highlights, hear from coach Michael Malone, and more. (View Video)

King Rice admits hurt feelings kept him away from UNC during Hubert Davis era

"This [season's Nov. 23 game at UNC] means a lot because I haven't been back there to play in a long time," Monmouth head basketball coach King Rice said. "Unfortunately I didn't go down the five years that my former teammate [Hubert Davis] was the coach. Some hard feelings - my feelings got hurt on a couple of things, so I would not go down there." (Keeping It Heel)

North Carolina vs. Georgia Postgame Quotes

Michael Malone on the conversation with the team during halftime: "I showed one clip, and it was a clip where there was a loose ball, and it was an example of who wants the ball, and they won that 50-50 battle, and they got a wide open three off of it. And I said those are the types of plays that can win or lose games. So we have to be the more hungry team." (GoHeels.com)

UNC Field Hockey Grinds Out 1-0 Win Over Miami (OH) In NCAA First Round

Sixty minutes of team defense and a goal from Dani Mendez propelled UNC Field Hockey to a 1-0 win over Miami (Ohio) in the first round of the 2026 NCAA Tournament on Friday in Evanston, Ill. (Highlights). The Tar Heels (13-7) advanced to the quarterfinals to face No. 1 seed Northwestern by shutting out the nation's second-highest scoring offense. (GoHeels.com)

Video: IC Postgame Podcast - UNC Cold From Deep, Loses to Georgia

North Carolina's work-in-progress early season took a hit on Friday night as the Tar Heels lost to Georgia 78-70. Rob Harrington and Tommy Ashley highlight the problems and concerns that continue to face Michael Malone's group that played out in real time against the Bulldogs. (View Video)

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