UNC Football Recruiting

Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Football Recruiting.

UNC Football Recruit Weekend Scoreboard: Future UNC Teammates Face Off

Future UNC teammates Khalil Conley and Jordan Shipp meet on the field football Friday with Conley playing a little quarterback and both finding the end zone. Crews Law also made his presence felt on the offensive side of the ball with a pair of touchdown runs. And UNC 4-star quarterback commit Bryce Baker might have had his best outing of the season. (Inside Carolina)

2025 Offensive Lineman Trey Blue Commits to UNC

For the second week in a row, a home game at North Carolina has resulted in a 2025 commitment -- in-state offensive lineman Trey Blue committed to the Tar Heels on Sunday. Randy Clements, UNC's offensive line coach, offered Blue - 6-foot-5, 310-pounder from Cary (N.C.) High - while the latter attended the Showtime Camp in late June. (Inside Carolina)

UNC Football Recruit Weekend Scoreboard - Green and Ward score "hat tricks"

UNC receiver commit Javarius Green and tight end commit Ryan Ward scored hat tricks Friday. Both had a pair of receiving touchdowns, while Green also returned a kickoff to paydirt and Ward had a pick-six. Elsewhere, linebacker Ashton Woods continues to rack up the tackles despite not playing a full game and edge rusher Curtis Simpson had four sacks. (Inside Carolina)

Video - Film Breakdown: Crest WR Javarius Green will make an impact at UNC in many ways

High School OT Football Analyst and T.J. Thorpe sat down to review the game film of Crest wide receiver Javarius Green who has committed to UNC. Thorpe, a former North Carolina wide receiver himself, expects Green to contribute in multiple spots for the Tar Heels. (High School OT)

Video: IC Football Recruiting Podcast - New UNC Commitment as High School Seasons Roll On

Football recruiting expert Don Callahan and Tommy Ashley of Inside Carolina discuss the latest news in UNC recruiting, including a commitment from class of 2025 edge rusher Kamden Laudenslager and what he brings to the table. Callahan and Ashley also discuss the ongoing Devontez Walker situation. (View Video)

New UNC Football Commit Kamden Laudenslager: "The best decision that I have made in life"

"The best part as a parent was when he was on the phone committing," Kamden Laudenslager's father said. "Mack told him, ‘Kamden, you are committing to me, and I’m committing to you. I don’t care if you get hurt tomorrow and can’t play another down of football, I will guarantee you will have four free years of college at the University of North Carolina.'" (Penn Live)

Class Of 2025 Edge Rusher Kamden Laudenslager Commits To UNC Football

After exiting Chapel Hill for an unofficial visit weekend, Kamden Laudenslager committed to UNC on Tuesday. The 6-foot-3, 215-pound edge rusher from Owings Mills (Md.) McDonogh School chose the Tar Heels over Pittsburgh and Wisconsin. "It was everything I expected and more, to be honest with you," Laudenslager said of UNC's game atmosphere. (Inside Carolina)

UNC Football Recruit Weekend Scoreboard - Merdinger and Ward Shine

Astonishingly, 10 of North Carolina's class of 2024 football commitments enjoyed an off week this past weekend. Still, there were plenty of highlights: Quarterback Michael Merdinger threw four touchdown passes, Ryan Ward scored twice while helping out on defense, Daniel Anderson harassed the QB, and Ashton Woods continued to rack up tackles. (Inside Carolina)

Catching Up With 2024 UNC Football Commitment Keenan Jackson

Class of 2024 3-star UNC football commit Keenan Jackson, a 6-foot-3 wide receiver from Weddington High School in Matthews NC, was in action last Friday and spoke about his commitment. "Things haven’t changed, I just have more love for Carolina. I love Chapel Hill, I love the coaching staff, I love the guys and the chemistry they got. Chapel Hill is my home." (Tar Heel Illustrated)

UNC Football Recruit Weekend Scoreboard - Future Tar Heels Face Off

This weekend saw two games that pitted UNC football commitments against each other. Davion Gause scored 2 TDs in a blowout of Cardinal Gibbons, which was quarterbacked by future backfield mate Michael Merdinger; and Keenan Jackson caught 7 passes in a Weddington win over West Forsyth, whose offensive line was anchored by Desmond Jackson. (Inside Carolina)

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