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THT Newsletter: UNC Football Falls Short, Basketball Scrimmages in Cherokee, Baseball Downs Pack

UNC Football came oh so close in its loss to Cal and showed improvement. Carolina Basketball met Tar Heel fans in Cherokee during a Blue-White scrimmage. Drake Maye and Javonte Williams are lighting up the NFL, there’s basketball recruiting news, the Diamond Heels beat the Pack, and a it was perfect 6-0 weekend for Olympic sports. (Tar Heel Times Newsletter)

Video: Inside The Lines - UNC Comes Through Late, Beats NC State in DBAP

Tommy Ashley and Grace Nugent of Inside Carolina discuss UNC Baseball's 3-1 win over NC State in Durham on Thursday. The Tar Heels broke open a pitcher's duel with two runs in the bottom of the eighth to win the Battle of the DBAP. Ashley and Nugent break down the pitching performances and highlights. (View Video)

UNC’s young pitching shines as Tar Heels top Wolfpack in special environment at DBAP

It was October baseball with some quirky twists, with rivals UNC and N.C. State meeting in the Battle of the DBAP. The exhibition gave fans a sneak peek at the newcomers for both programs, featuring 10-batter lineups that included two designated hitters, the second termed an “additional hitter." Carolina’s pitching ruled the evening in a 3–1 win Thursday. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Video: UNC Baseball Coach Scott Forbes Post-NC State Scrimmage Interview

North Carolina head baseball coach Scott Forbes speaks with the media on Thursday night following the Tar Heels' 3-1 victory over NC State during the teams' fall scrimmage at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park. (View Video)

THT Newsletter: Belichick Staying Course, Meet Jarin Stevenson, Bryson Howard Watch, and More

Bill Belichick and his UNC Football coaching staff are staying the course, Carolina Basketball fans were re-introduced to Jarin Stevenson, 5-star wing Bryson Howard is down to 3, and UNC Football pulled a major recruiting flip. We also remember Randy Wiel and Ricky Lanier, prepare for the Diamond Heels vs. NC State at the DBAP, and more. (Tar Heel Times Newsletter)

New Shade of Blue: Catcher Macon Winslow Finds Fit with Diamond Heels

Northeastern North Carolina bled New York Yankee pinstripes for Catfish Hunter until native son Trot Nixon arrived in Boston. New Diamond Heels catcher Macon Winslow has ironically committed a similar switch, playing two seasons at Duke before transferring this offseason to Carolina to take up his glove behind home plate at Boshamer Stadium. (Inside Carolina)

Video: IC Podcast - UNC Baseball Fall Wrap with Coach Scott Forbes

As North Carolina’s fall baseball season comes to a close, Inside Carolina’s Tommy Ashley chats with UNC coach Scott Forbes about his team’s progress the past month, the emergence of key contributors heading into 2026, the pitching staff, and how freshmen and transfers will play a vital role. (View Video)

Fifth Annual Heel-O-Ween Lax Ball Set For Oct. 28

The UNC men's and women's lacrosse, baseball, and softball teams will host the annual Heel-O-Ween Lax Ball event to benefit UNC Children's Hospital on Tues., Oct. 28 at Kenan Stadium. The fun begins at 7 p.m. and a donation to UNC Children's Hospital is recommended. Costumes are encouraged and trick-or-treat stations will be set up in the stadium. (GoHeels.com)

Michael Busch is the One They Fear

Yesterday, in the bottom of the first inning, Cubs first baseman Michael Busch hit his third homer of the postseason, and second against the Brewers this series. Combined with a first-inning home run against the Brewers on Saturday, Busch is apparently the first player ever to have multiple leadoff homers in a single postseason series. (Bleacher Nation)

THT Newsletter: The State of UNC Football, ACC Tipoff, Bryson Howard Commitment Watch

What a week! Today's newsletter addresses the state of the UNC Football program, ACC Tipoff, Bryson Howard commitment watch, and a new basketball scholarship offer. Plus, we're introduced to UNC shooting guard Jaydon Young, football commits sound off, a Fall World Series champion, more Tar Heel honors, and more. (Tar Heel Times Newsletter)

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