UNC Football Preparing For Another First-Time QB Starter in Pitt's Holden Geriner

For the second time in three games, UNC Football prepares to face a quarterback making his first career start. After Pittsburgh star QB Mason Heintschel suffered a season-ending torn ACL in the Panthers’ 35-33 win over Virginia Tech on Friday, fifth-year journeyman Holden Geriner will take over when the Tar Heels visit Acrisure Stadium on Saturday. (Inside Carolina)

Navy Squad Takes 8-3 Win In Game 1 Of UNC Baseball Fall World Series

Cooper Nicholson belted a three-run homer in the top of the first inning to give Navy an early lead that they never relinquished on the way to an 8-3 victory in Game I of the Fall World Series on Tuesday afternoon at Boshamer Stadium. Kole Fenton, who had a double, was 3-4 with one run scored. The two teams will play Game II on Friday at 3:30 p.m. (GoHeels.com)

Drake Maye Named AFC Offensive Player of the Week

New England QB Drake Maye has been named AFC Offensive Player of the Week for his 3-touchdown performance in the Patriots 29-26 victory over the Buffalo Bills last Sunday. Last Sunday in Buffalo, Maye completed 22-of-37 passes for 269 yards, including 3 touchdowns in the 29-26 victory over the Bills. He also led the team with 54 yards rushing. (New England Patriots)

Four games in, Cole Anthony is sold on the NBL

He may have only been around Australia's NBL for a few months and featured in four games, but Cole Anthony can already see the trajectory the League is on. The Melbourne United star, who scored 40 in his last outing against Cairns, had high praise for the NBL. "[Since] I've gotten here, I've learned a lot more, and there's a lot of talent in this League." (NBL.com)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Cameron Fens' Eligibility Uncertainty

UNC Basketball faces major frontcourt uncertainty as South Dakota transfer Cameron Fens’ eligibility remains unresolved. Could this 7-foot, 255-pound big man be the key to the Tar Heels' inside presence, or will NCAA hurdles derail their depth plans? (View Video)

Tooled-up O's prospect Vance Honeycutt using Arizona Fall League as proving ground

Still just 23 years old, the jury is still out on whether Vance Honeycutt can trim his strikeout rate enough to get to those loud power and speed tools with enough frequency to impact the Orioles. But his presence in the Arizona Fall League is an attempt to continue further honing that hit tool, while making up for lost time after multiple small injuries. (MLB.com)

Cameron Fens won’t play, but UNC’s exhibition vs. USC will show Michael Malone 'where we’re at'

Two days after his appearance Wednesday at ACC Tipoff, Coach Michael Malone’s Tar Heels will play an exhibition game against Southern Cal at 7 p.m. Friday in Greensboro (ACC Network). The bad news is that South Dakota transfer center Cameron Fens won’t play against the Trojans because he’s still ineligible as he waits for a favorable court ruling. (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC Baseball: Replacing the Production, Part 3 - Outfield

Entering the 2027 UNC baseball season, one would be hard-pressed to find a position group with more question marks than the outfield. With the departures of Owen Hull and Carter French, UNC has to fill at least 2/3 of the outfield. However, there are a number of transfers, freshmen, and returning players vying for playing time leading up to February. (Tar Heel Blue)

Video: Michael Malone, Jarin Stevenson, Neo Avdalas ACC Tipoff Press Conference

North Carolina head men's basketball coach Michael Malone, guard Neoklis Avdalas, and forward Jarin Stevenson speak with the media on Tuesday morning at the annual ACC Tipoff event in Charlotte, North Carolina. (View Video)

UNC Basketball Film Room: How Michael Malone Uses Wings

It’s easy to discern the types of players Michael Malone started at point guard and center with the Denver Nuggets, but there was much more variety in the types of off-ball guards and wings that played significant minutes in Denver and Sacramento. Malone’s ‘2’ guards were versatile shooters like Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Gary Harris, and Ben McLemore. (UNC Film Room)

Hope Haynes Wins ACC Field Hockey Defensive Player Of The Week

North Carolina field hockey senior defender Hope Haynes has been named the ACC Defensive Player of the Week. Haynes played an integral part in the Tar Heels' 3-0 win at No. 16 Louisville on Friday afternoon. It was a dominant display from Haynes and company, who only allowed the Cardinals to generate three total shots with just one going on cage. (GoHeels.com)

Video: UNC's Michael Malone, ACC Tip Off Take Center Stage

The ACC Tip Off offers a chance to hear from coaches and players across the league. UNC's Michael Malone will be a focal point as the NBA championship coach meets the media from across the ACC footprint. Inside Carolina's Greg Barnes and Tommy Ashley discuss the setting and how things have changed over the years. (View Video)

2026 UNC Football Opponent Preview: Pittsburgh

UNC will make the trip up north to face No. 25 Pittsburgh Saturday. The Panthers are making their debut in the AP Top 25 this week after beginning the season 5-0. Pitt is coming off a thrilling 35-33 win at Virginia Tech which saw the Hokies miss a potential game-winning field goal as time expired. The Tar Heels have a 12-6 edge in the all-time series. (Chapelboro.com)

Tar Heel Linebackers Follow Former Pro Jamie Collins' Lead

Jamie Collins has had two rookie seasons. The first came in 2013 with the New England Patriots at the start of a 10-year playing career that included a trip to the NFL Pro Bowl and a Super Bowl victory. The second came last year, reuniting with former head coach Bill Belichick and overseeing the Tar Heel inside linebackers in his first ever coaching gig. (GoHeels.com)

As action by UNC, 3 others, signal possible ACC departures, ACC Commissioner cites lack of unanimity

Leaders from UNC, Clemson, Florida State, and Miami sent a joint letter to House leaders last week after the Senate passed the Protect College Sports Act. The letter, which UNC chancellor Lee Roberts signed, called for removal of provisions that would require power conference schools to be independent for three seasons when changing leagues. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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