UNC Football Recruiting

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South Carolina Wide Receiver Zamaurious Robertson Commits To UNC Football

Three-star wide receiver Zamaurious Robertson committed to UNC Football on Thursday afternoon during a ceremony at Dillon (S.C.) High School. The move comes less than a week after Robertson officially visited UNC. Two weeks before that, he received a scholarship offer from the Tar Heels based on his performance during the school's final one-day camp. (Inside Carolina)

UNC QB Commit Travis Burgess On The Rise Following Elite 11 Performance

Travis Burgess, North Carolina commit: Burgess made a really strong impression at the Elite 11. He has improved immensely since we last saw him in camp in February, throwing with more velocity and accuracy. He's a great get for the Tar Heels with his mobility, live arm, quick release, and developmental upside. He slides into the ESPN 300 at No. 254. (ESPN.com)

Four-Star Safety Jamarrion Gordon Commits to UNC Football

One final visit apparently sealed the deal. A few days after returning to UNC, 4-star safety Jamarrion Gordon committed to the Tar Heels. In March, Gordon, a 6-foot, 185-pounder from Jackson (Ala.) High, named Florida, Florida State, Ole Miss, and UNC his final four. He scheduled an official visit to the entire quartet, making it to each except FSU. (Inside Carolina)

Video: IC Football Recruiting Podcast - Commitments, Visits, and the Latest UNC Football News

Inside Carolina football recruiting expert Don Callahan joins host Tommy Ashley to discuss UNC's recent run of commitments, quarterback Travis Burgess, jumbo athlete Aidan Woods, Callahan's most recent subscriber scoop, viewer questions, and more. (View Video)

Virginia Tight End Aiden Woods Commits To UNC Football

Aidan Woods, a class of 2026 offensive lineman/tight end who attends Abingdon (VA) High School, committed to UNC Football on Tuesday. Carolina offered him in January after Bill Belichick took over as the Tar Heels’ coach. Belichick visited him at his school and extended the offer. At 6-foot-5 and 280 pounds, Woods chose the Tar Heels over West Virginia. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

UNC Football weekly offer sheet (week ending June 22)

Bill Belichick and the North Carolina football coaching staff have turned their focus to the high school recruiting ranks the past several weeks, extending ten offers to prospects in the 2027 and 2028 football recruiting classes. Here is the Tar Heels' offer sheet from June 16-June 22, which includes eight class of 2027 recruits, and two class of 2028 recruits. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

UNC football commit Travis Burgess has very strong pro day session at Elite 11 finals

The Elite 11 Quarterback Competition is an annual event that is held for high school QBs. It's aimed at identifying and developing the top signal-callers in preparation for their eventual arrival on the college football scene. UNC has been represented at this event in the past, most recently by Drake Maye and Bryce Baker. Now, UNC commit Travis Burgess is competing. (Keeping It Heel)

UNC Football Official Visitor List For Weekend of June 20-22

With the college football recruiting dead period beginning Monday, this weekend represents that last opportunity for official visits for a while, and North Carolina is expecting to host a collection of highly touted prospects. Here is a confirmed list of recruits taking official visits to Chapel Hill this weekend, June 20-22, including three 4-star players. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

Oklahoma Offensive Line Commitment Will Conroy Flips To UNC

UNC has completed the flip of Oklahoma football commit Will Conroy. The Bradenton (Fla.) IMG Academy offensive lineman announced his change of plans Wednesday, following an official visit to UNC. Conroy, a 6-foot-3, 285-pounder, has been committed to the Sooners since December, but Bill Belichick's visit in January began to turn the tide. (Inside Carolina)

Where UNC Commit Travis Burgess Ranks Among Elite 11 Finals Quarterbacks By Fit

9. Travis Burgess, North Carolina: Burgess is a great get for the Tar Heels with his athleticism, live arm, quick release, and developmental upside. He also won't be thrust into action immediately. Once the staff understands his strengths, he's the kind of player it can build a system around. Though not as tall, he's reminiscent of NC State's CJ Bailey. (ESPN.com)

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