UNC Football Recruiting

Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Football Recruiting.

Khalil Conley Discusses Commitment To UNC Football

Three-star Christ School (Arden, NC) defensive back/wide receiver Khalil Conley didn’t need to keep his recruitment open any longer. After his third visit to North Carolina, Conley committed to the Tar Heels on March 6. "I felt like UNC was clearly a place I want to go. And when you see something and you want to go there. I just see no point in prolonging it." (Asheville Citizen-Times)

Video: Discussing Khalil Conley's Commitment To UNC

THI Publisher Andrew Jones and Director of Recruiting Deana King discuss 3-star 2024 athlete Khalil Conley’s commitment to play football at UNC. Conley revealed his decision Monday evening, becoming the second player to pop for the Tar Heels on the day, joining 4-star RB Davion Gause. Conley is 6-0, 170 pounds and attends Christ School in Arden, NC. (View Video)

Defensive Back Khalil Conley Commits To UNC Football

North Carolina's visit weekend has resulted in a second commitment: Khalil Conley, a 6-foot, 170-pound defensive back from Arden (N.C.) Christ School, announced his decision Monday. Saturday's trip was Conley's third to Chapel Hill. UNC was one of a dozen schools to offer Conley. Duke, Missouri, NC State, Virginia Tech, and Wake Forest were among the others. (Inside Carolina)

Video: Discussing 4-Star RB Davion Gause's Commitment To UNC

Tar Heel Illustrated staff writer Andrew Jones and Director of Basketball Recruiting Deana King discuss 4-star class of 2024 RB Davion Gause committing Monday to play football at North Carolina. Gause is the No. 68 overall player nationally in the class of 2024, he is the No. 8 running back in the nation, and the No. 16 overall football recruit in Florida. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

Four-Star RB Davion Gause Commits to UNC Football

Four-star running back Davion Gause committed to North Carolina on Monday afternoon. "It felt like a place where I could call home," Gause told Inside Carolina on Sunday. The announcement comes less than 24 hours after Gause, a 5-11, 215-pound junior running back at Hollywood (Fla.) Chaminade-Madonna Prep School, made his first visit to Chapel Hill. (Inside Carolina)

2024 4-star QB Jake Merklinger visits North Carolina

Savannah (Ga.) Calvary Day School four-star quarterback Jake Merklinger spent Saturday on a visit to UNC. He attended the Tar Heels’ basketball game against Duke alongside Burlington (N.C.) Cummings four-star wide receiver Jonathan Paylor. Merklinger is the No. 70 overall prospect and No. 7 quarterback in 2024, according to the On3 Industry Ranking. (On3.com)

Video: The Scoop Podcast - UNC's 2024 Football Recruiting Class Preview - Names to Know

There are 3 commitments in the 2024 UNC Football recruiting class, but recruiting will pick up soon and the Tar Heels' 2024 class will begin to take shape. Football recruiting analyst Don Callahan and Ross Martin of Inside Carolina preview the 2024 class by introducing the top names to know. (View Video)

WR Fonzy Smith Among Seven In-State 2025 Football Recruits To Receive UNC Offers

Trinity Christian sophomore athlete Fonzy Smith is one of seven in-state class of 2025 football recruits to receive an offer from North Carolina. Greene Central DL Isaiah Campbell, Mount Tabor ATH Shamarius Peterkin, Providence Day OT David Sanders, Monroe WR Jordan Young, Forest Hills WR Jerel Bolder, and Grimsley DL Bryce Davis are the others. (High School OT)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Discussing Jarin Stevenson, Elliot Cadeau; Get To Know Derrik Allen

UNC's 2024 basketball recruiting class is already loaded with Ian Jackson, Elliot Cadeau, James Brown, and Drake Powell. Hubert Davis and the coaching staff have now turned their attention to Jarin Stevenson. And get to know Georgia Tech safety transfer Derrik Allen who joins his brother Marcus in UNC's secondary. (View Video)

Video: The Scoop Podcast - UNC Football Gets Two More 2024 Commitments

Football recruiting analyst Don Callahan and Ross Martin from Inside Carolina examine the commitments of class of 2024 offensive linemen Desmond Jackson and Andrew Andrew Rosinski to the Tar Heels before diving into a look back at UNC football recruiting classes of years past. (View Video)

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