UNC Football Recruiting

Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Football Recruiting.

Video: Omarion Hampton Discusses His Commitment To UNC

On Thursday afternoon, Cleveland (NC) four-star running back Omarion Hampton announced during a ceremony at his high school that he will play football at North Carolina, and afterward he spoke about why he chose the Tar Heels. Hampton is the 11th member of the class of 2022 to commit to the Tar Heels. (View Video)

Four-star linebacker Sebastian Cheeks sets decision date

Evanston (Ill.) Township four-star linebacker Sebastian Cheeks will announce his commitment on July 28th at 4 p.m. central time. Cheeks took official visits in June with Michigan, North Carolina, Oregon, Texas, and Wisconsin. On North Carolina: “I like to use the word family a lot. They make me feel like family. They’ve really taken care of me." (247 Sports)

Omarion Hampton on UNC Commitment: "It’s just perfect"

Omarion Hampton, the nation's No. 12 running back, committed to North Carolina on Thursday. "I’m going to North Carolina," the 6-foot, 215-pound Hampton said. "It’s just a family environment, really. It’s just perfect. Overall, me and my family, we talked about it and we just decided that was the best place for me. It would be the best place for my future." (247 Sports)

4-Star RB Omarion Hampton Commits To UNC

Four-star running back Omarion Hampton is a Tar Heel, he announced on Thursday. Hailing from Clayton (N.C.) Cleveland High, Hampton is the sixth 4-star commitment in UNC's 2022 football recruiting class. Hampton is ranked the No. 12 running back in the nation and the No. 4 player from North Carolina. His three finalists were UNC, Penn State, and Florida. (Inside Carolina)

Four-star RB Omarion Hampton to commit Thursday

Four-star running back Omarion Hampton saw the recruiting landscape change in June, so he packed in a bunch of visits and is now set to announce his commitment. The Clayton (N.C.) Cleveland star will announce his college pick Thursday at 2 p.m. The No. 12-ranked running back in the nation has Penn State, Florida, and North Carolina as his finalists. (247 Sports)

Will in-state 4-star RB Omarion Hampton be UNC football's next commit?

Omarion Hampton, a four-star Cleveland High School running back and the No. 4 rising senior in the state, will choose between North Carolina, Florida, and Penn State on Thursday at 2 p.m. UNC projects as a favorite to land Hampton, who has been one of North Carolina’s most dominant high school running backs over the course of the last two seasons. (MSN.com)

4-star DB Daylen Everett tosses aside UNC hat, commits to Clemson

IMG Academy Top247 cornerback Daylen Everette announced his commitment to Clemson Saturday. He is pledge No. 10 for coach Dabo Swinney and his staff in the 2022 recruiting class. Everette also strongly considered offers from Florida State, Georgia and North Carolina. Everette is ranked as the nation’s No. 4 cornerback and No. 22 recruit overall. (CBS Sports)

Ranking UNC's Last 10 Football Recruiting Classes

Since Mack Brown's return to Chapel Hill in 2018, UNC has ramped up its football recruiting to compete with the top schools in the nation. Brown's last two recruiting classes landed in the top-15 nationally. Here is a ranking of UNC's last ten recruiting classes. The rankings combine on-field results, production, player success, and projecting potential. (247 Sports)

Commitment breakdown: DE Bryson Jennings commits to UNC

The Tar Heels are taking a small football recruiting class this year but adding defensive end Bryson Jennings is a big deal. The Tar Heels now hold 10 commitments and four are from Virginia. It also should be noted that UNC beat Virginia Tech for a Hokies in-state legacy prospect. Jennings gives UNC its second commitment from a top 10 player from Virginia. (Rivals.com)

Powerful Edge Rusher Bryson Jennings Commits to UNC

North Carolina’s successful focus on talented, powerful defenders continues as it received a football commitment from edge rusher Bryson Jennings on Thursday evening. The 6-foot-6, 235-pound standout plays his high school ball at Clover Hill (Va.) Midlothian. He selected the Tar Heels over Virginia, Virginia Tech, Kentucky, and Penn State. (Inside Carolina)

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