UNC Football Recruiting

Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Football Recruiting.

Omarion Hampton ends high school career. Where do his stats rank historically?

5,370 yards rushing yards; 88 rushing touchdowns; 128 rushing yards per game; 503 receiving yards; 8 receiving touchdowns; 1 kick return touchdown; 1 punt return touchdown; 98 career touchdowns However, UNC commit Omarion Hampton’s career stats won’t be the first thing on his coach’s mind when Scott Riley reminisces on his star running back. (Fayetteville Observer)

UNC Football Recruit Weekend Scoreboard

High school playoffs continued this weekend with seven teams featuring UNC football commits winning and advancing to the next round. Omarion Hampton rushed for 239 yards and three touchdowns, but Cleveland lost to Cardinal Gibbons, 29-21. Shelby's Malaki Hamrick made a dozen tackles, including four for a loss in a 64-15 win over East Gaston. (Inside Carolina)

UNC's Top 2023 Football Recruiting Targets

Since 4-star wide receiver commit Andre Greene was the top remaining target on UNC's 2022 football recruiting board ahead of next month’s early signing period, here’s a look at six 2023 recruits who could join him around this same time next year. North Carolina currently has one 2023 verbal commitment so far in 4-star Hough quarterback Tad Hudson. (Fayetteville Observer)

Mack Brown Excited to Wrap Up 'Tremendous' UNC Football Recruiting Class

With the addition of 4-star receiver Andre Greene, who committed to North Carolina on Wednesday, UNC's 2022 football recruiting class is ranked No. 9 in the nation. The Tar Heels have two 5-star recruits committed and six ranked in the top 150. The focus now turns to finalizing and securing the class, which entails in-home visits from coach Mack Brown. (Inside Carolina)

Omarion Hampton receives All-American Bowl jersey

When Omarion Hampton strolls into the end zone, which happened 40 times this season, there are times he thinks about where things were seven months ago. And when the UNC running back commitment from Clayton (NC) Cleveland received his All-American Bowl jersey during a ceremony at his school, he thought about where he was seven years ago. (247 Sports)

Andre Greene Brings Big-Play Ability to UNC's Offense

I think more than anything else, it was Andre Greene's relationship with Lonnie Galloway, UNC's wide receivers coach, that led to Greene's commitment on Wednesday. Lonnie has accomplished a lot as a recruiter -- he was National Recruiter of the Year while at West Virginia -- and he used his resume and ability to connect with Andre and his family. (Inside Carolina)

Andre Greene Commitment Breakdown

North Carolina got a major football recruiting win with 4-star receiver Andre Greene's commitment Wednesday. The Tar Heels have now beaten ACC rival Clemson for two recruits head-to-head, with 5-star defensive tackle Travis Shaw being the other. UNC doesn't have any receiver like Greene on their roster, a tall target who can make tough catches downfield. (Rivals.com)

Andre Greene Jr. Commits To UNC

Upon returning from an official visit to Clemson this weekend, 4-star receiver Andre Greene Jr. announced his commitment to North Carolina on Wednesday. "I am going to UNC," Greene said. "Ever since I got to UNC, it felt like home. That is where my heart was. When I first got there, they rolled out the blue carpet for me and my family to walk on." (Inside Carolina)

Video: Emergency Scoop Podcast - Andre Greene Commits to UNC

Football recruiting analyst Don Callahan and Ross Martin of Inside Carolina discuss the recruitment, commitment, and game of four-star wide receiver Andre Greene, who committed to UNC on Wednesday evening over other finalists Clemson and Georgia. (View Video)

Four-star WR Andre Greene to announce commitment Wednesday

Andre Greene, the nation's No. 9 receiver, is down to Clemson, North Carolina and Georgia. He is announcing his choice Wednesday at 6:15 p.m. During Greene's recruitment, he said several things became important as he worked toward a decision. "Relationships, how I would be used in the offense, development, things like that," Greene said. (247 Sports)

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