UNC Business & Administration

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Video: Carolina Insider - Interview with Bubba Cunningham

North Carolina Athletics Directory Bubba Cunningham joins Jones Angell and Adam Lucas on the Carolina Insider podcast to give updates on multiple topics, including the House settlement, NCAA Tournament committee, the hiring of UNC Basketball General Manager Jim Tanner, and more. (View Video)

Video: IC Podcast - UNC's Place in the New World of College Athletics

Questions surrounding the state of collegiate athletics are rampant ahead of the House settlement ruling coming down from the courts on Monday, April 7. Inside Carolina’s Greg Barnes addresses UNC’s place in this new world, including the settlement, NIL, revenue sharing, conference affiliation, and more. (View Video)

Rams Club Set to Play Key Role in Revenue Sharing Era

The Rams Club will play a more substantial role when revenue sharing begins on July 1. NCAA institutions will be permitted to share approximately $20.5 million with its student-athletes for the 2025-26 athletic year. That total amount is expected to increase by several percent each year through the entirety of the settlement, which runs through 2034-35. (Inside Carolina)

Video: IC Podcast - UNC’s Way Out of ACC

On Tuesday, the ACC settled all pending lawsuits with Clemson and Florida State, ending months of litigation by the two schools seeking a way out of the conference. Inside Carolina’s Greg Barnes and Tommy Ashley discuss the ramifications of the settlement not only for the league but for UNC. (View Video)

ACC Settlement Proves Beneficial for UNC

On Tuesday, the Atlantic Coast Conference announced the resolution of all ongoing legal disputes with Clemson University and Florida State University. While the headlines stemming from Tuesday’s announcement have primarily focused on Clemson and Florida State, the University of North Carolina may stand to benefit the most from the settlement. (Inside Carolina)

Rick Barakat Named Deputy AD/Chief Revenue Officer For Carolina Athletics

Rick Barakat, a veteran sales strategy leader and revenue generation expert who has spent more than 25 years working with collegiate rightsholders, media companies, agencies, and start-ups, has been named Deputy Athletics Director/Chief Revenue Officer for Carolina's Department of Athletics, UNC director of athletics Bubba Cunningham announced. (GoHeels.com)

Old Well Management aims to create NIL opportunities for UNC athletes

Drake Powell has his own pasta. The Town Hall Grill, a neighborhood-focused restaurant in Chapel Hill, serves "Drake Powell's Cajun Pasta," a featured menu item crafted by and named after the freshman forward. Partnerships like these display the possibilities of the new college landscape, with the assistance of organizations such as Old Well Management. (Daily Tar Heel)

Athletic Director's Scholar-Athlete Award Renamed To Honor Bubba Cunningham

UNC Director of Athletics Bubba Cunningham has spent his career supporting student-athletes, emphasizing the best of college athletics in the classroom and in competition. To honor his commitment to UNC and its student-athletes, Carolina's AD Scholar-Athlete Award will be re-named the Bubba Cunningham Athletic Director's Scholar-Athlete Award. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Chancellor Lee Roberts on Balancing Academics and Athletics and More

University of North Carolina Chancellor Lee Roberts: "Football’s only growing in importance, and I think most people are aware of that. All our peer institutions are continuing to invest heavily in football, and we want to compete at the highest level in football. That’s why we went out and hired one of the greatest coaches of all time in any sport." (Chapelboro.com)

UNC System Limits UNC-Chapel Hill Board of Trustees’ Authority Over Athletics

The head of the UNC System told UNC-Chapel Hill trustees last month to stay in their lane and out of negotiations around Tar Heel athletics. "Instances continue where members of the board appear to act independently of their campus’ administration in matters squarely within the responsibility of the chancellor," UNC System President Peter Hans wrote. (The Assembly)

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