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Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Football.

Video: On The Beat Podcast - Spring Steps for UNC Basketball, Football

Tommy Ashely, Adam Smith, John Bauman, Ross Martin, and Taylor Vippolis of Inside Carolina discuss the transfer portal and how that impacts the UNC Basketball roster. Who else could stay or go? And what is Hubert Davis looking for? The crew also discusses the latest news and notes from UNC Football spring practice. (View Video)

Mack Brown News And Notes: UNC Spring Football Update, Analyst Introductions

UNC football coach Mack Brown met with reporters Tuesday to introduce Carolina's new analysts Clyde Christensen and Ted Monachino, and provide an update on the start of spring football practices. The Tar Heels, who took last week off with the university on spring break, held the fourth of their 15 allotted practices during the spring session on Tuesday. (Inside Carolina)

UNC Defensive Analyst Ted Monachino Discusses Why Carolina, Defensive Mission, Tim Cross, And More

New UNC defensive analyst Ted Monachino met with the media Tuesday at the Kenan Football Center to discuss his role with the Tar Heels, why he chose to work at Carolina, Mack Brown, and more. Monachino has been coaching 32 years at all levels of football, including 16 years in the NFL, with an emphasis on outside linebackers and defensive line. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

New Tar Heel offensive analyst Clyde Christensen discusses UNC, coaching QBs, Drake Maye, and more

New UNC offensive analyst Clyde Christensen discusses his role with the Tar Heels, why he chose to come back to his alma matter, Mack Brown, and more. Christensen brings 43 years of coaching experience to UNC, including 27 years in the NFL, where he won two Super Bowls and coached Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, Andrew Luck, and Jameis Winston. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

Video: Mack Brown Tuesday Spring Practice Press Conference

North Carolina head football coach Mack Brown met with reporters on Tuesday afternoon to discuss the latest news and updates involving the Tar Heels' spring practice, introduce volunteer offensive analyst Clyde Christensen and senior defensive analyst Ted Monachino, and much more. (View Video)

UNC Linebacker Malaki Hamrick to Miss 2023 Football Season

North Carolina sophomore defender Malaki Hamrick will miss the 2023 season with what head coach Mack Brown described on Tuesday as a non-contact lower-body injury that will require surgery. Hamrick, a 6-2.5, 220-pound native of Shelby, N.C., played in all 13 games as a true freshman in 2022, playing at UNC's jack position, which is an edge rusher. (Inside Carolina)

Spring Football Practice Resumes For UNC Tuesday

UNC Football is back on the practice field Tuesday, after the Tar Heels were off last week for spring break. Carolina opened spring practice March 5 through March 9, so it has been 12 days since they were last on the field. The focus this week is to finalize installation of the new offensive tweaks and whatever changes have been made on defense. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

Mack Brown breaks down impact of North Carolina's special teams

March is known as the tournament tip-off month for college basketball. But it also signals that spring practice time is upon us in college football. Before their spring practice commenced, UNC gave fans a pseudo ‘state of the program’ address courtesy of head coach Mack Brown. Brown addressed many topics, including the Tar Heels special teams. (On3.com)

Extra Points: The Voice

Drake Maye's physical development, mechanics, and skills are just the tip of the iceberg for the Tar Heel offense as spring football practice commenced last week. The UNC roster includes 19 new players—10 freshmen and nine transfers. And the offense has three new coaches, a notable new analyst, and a mandate from Mack Brown to shore up several areas. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Athletics Yard Sale On April 15

The UNC Athletic Department will hold a surplus equipment Yard Sale on Saturday, April 15th, from 7:30am-1pm at the Smith Center. More than 21,000 mostly unworn items will be on sale, including more than 700 pairs of Jordan Brand basketball shoes, over 700 football game jerseys, over 100 women's basketball game jerseys, and over 300 game shorts. (GoHeels.com)

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