UNC Baseball Recruiting

Video: No off-season for Green Hope's Jordyn Adams

Green Hope’s Jordyn Adams talks about balancing football and baseball at a high level. Adams signed to play football and baseball at North Carolina, but may bypass both to pursue professional baseball. Read More...

Exploring MLB Draft Stock of Five-Star UNC Signee Jordyn Adams

North Carolina would love to have 2018 five-star receiver Jordyn Adams enroll at UNC in June and join the Tar Heel football and baseball teams. But there's one potential obstacle. Adams is a talented outfielder for the Cary (N.C.) Green Hope baseball team and could be selected high enough in June's MLB draft to choose to opt for professional baseball over UNC. (Inside Carolina)

North Carolina dual commit Jordyn Adams faces tough decision for future

Tall, lean class of 2018 athlete Jordyn Adams is committed to North Carolina, not only as a baseball player, but also as a wide receiver. Adams was one of many highly touted prospects that had scouts buzzing at the NHSI — the biggest high school baseball showcase in the country — just months after he committed to UNC. But Adams might never make it to Chapel Hill. (Daily Tar Heel)

Jordyn Adams helps Green Hope make history

Green Hope baseball is participating in the 2018 National High School Invitational featuring some of the best teams in the country, and they became the first team ever from the state of North Carolina to reach the Final Four in the NHSI. UNC baseball and football commit Jordyn Adams had four hits through the first two days of the tournament, and went 3-for-4 Thursday. (Keeping It Heel)

Jordyn Adams will have decision between college or MLB

North Carolina commit Jordyn Adams arrived at the Army All-American Bowl on Sunday as the No. 11-ranked player in the country according to 247Sports. That’s a ranking reserved for NFL locks. Adams certainly fits that bill from a talent perspective but to get to that point, he’ll need to play college football. And for North Carolina, that means surviving the MLB Draft. (247 Sports)

Morehead pitcher Bennett Nance signs with UNC Baseball

Morehead pitcher Bennett Nance was joined by his family, administration, coaches and friends on signing day when he inked a baseball scholarship to play at UNC last Wednesday. The left hander had an ERA of 0.32, threw 102 strikes, and was 7-1 as a starter last year. His only loss of the season was to eventual NCHSAA state champion Northern Guilford on April 26. (Rockingham Now)

Video: One-on-one with Jordyn Adams

One-on-one with North Carolina football and baseball commit Jordyn Adams on playing youth baseball with Jojo Gray and what he has learned from his father, Tar Heels defensive line coach Deke Adams. Read More...

Jordyn Adams’ Hit Wins Under Armour All-America Game

It took 11 innings for the Under Armour All-America Game to be settled, and it was only decided after a football player from North Carolina singled up the middle against a center fielder from Philadelphia. Jordyn Adams—who is committed to UNC to play both football and baseball—drove a fastball up the middle against Mike Siani to give the American side a 2-1 victory. (Baseball America)

Video: Jordyn Adams' walkoff single sends Team America to victory at Wrigley Field

North Carolina football and baseball commit Jordyn Adams knocks a base hit up the middle to send Team America to a walk-off win in the 11th inning of the Under Armour All-America Game. Read More...

Where Have All the Deions Gone? (Featuring Jordyn Adams)

Looking into the crystal ball of potential dual-sport revolutionaries, there is but one young man in the high school class of 2018 carrying the expectation of stardom in both football and baseball, with the stated desire to pursue both at the next level. Jordyn Adams, of Cary, N.C., committed in early July to play both sports at UNC, where his father is the defensive line coach. (Sports Illustrated)

Jordyn Adams pulls off rare All-American double in football and baseball

UNC commit Jordyn Adams is a rare two-sport All-American. After returning from The Opening in Oregon, he was named to the Under Armour All-America Baseball Game on July 29 at Wrigley Field. Adams hit .494 in 24 games this season for Green Hope with 26 runs and 26 stolen bases. Football and baseball aren’t the extent of Adams’ ability. You might remember that dunk that went viral. (USA Today)

Video: Jordyn Adams - Coming Home

2018 4-star wide receiver and two-sport star Jordyn Adams, from Green Hope High School in Cary, NC, has committed to play football and baseball at UNC. Adams released this video titled "Coming Home" following his commitment on Monday at The Opening in Beaverton, Oregon. Read More...

UNC baseball commitment Buddy Kennedy signs instead with Arizona Diamondbacks

Buddy Kennedy is ready to start his professional baseball career. Now, if he can just get used to the 100-degree heat. The recent Millville High School graduate signed a contract with the Arizona Diamondbacks on Friday for $550,000 — $193,100 over the slot value for a fifth-rounder. Kennedy signed the contract at the Diamondbacks’ training facility in Scottsdale, Arizona. (Press of Atlantic City)

Oakland Athletics Agree to Sign No. 6 Overall Pick, UNC Commit Austin Beck

Just over a week after selecting him sixth overall in the MLB Draft, the Oakland Athletics announced Tuesday they have agreed to sign North Davidson High School outfielder Austin Beck. Beck–who previously committed to stay in-state and play college ball for coach Mike Fox at UNC–will receive a signing bonus of more than $5.3 million from Oakland to begin his pro career. (Chapelboro.com)

Interview with UNC baseball commitment Angel Zarate

Rockingham County's Angel Zarate continues to dazzle on the diamond. Area baseball fans won't have to look far to see the Cougars' star at the next level, either. He'll be right down the road at North Carolina. Why was UNC the best place for you? Zarate: They've been one of the best programs in the country. UNC just felt right. They also develop a lot of great players. (Greensboro News & Record)

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