Chapel Hill has long had his heart. Now Dontavius Nash will make it his home.

Posted Jun 16, 2019
The UNC football program has once again struck gold in Gaston County. Already with three area football standouts bound for Chapel Hill in 2020, the Tar Heels added another to the fold Saturday as Hunter Huss rising junior Dontavius Nash committed to the school. “The feeling every time I visited, it just felt like home,” he said. “The coaches are amazing.” (Gaston Gazette)

Related: Football Recruiting, Recruiting Board

Meet The 2025 UNC Football Recruiting Class
UNC head football coach Bill Belichick and general manager Michael Lombardi announced the addition of 19 student-athletes to the program on National Signing Day Wednesday...
Wed Feb 5, 2025

UNC Football Signs Canadian Defensive Lineman Emmanuel Nwaiwu
An eleventh-hour offer proved enough to sway Canadian defensive lineman Emmanuel Nwaiwu to sign with UNC over Michigan State sight unseen. Nwaiwu, a 6-foot-4, 250-pounder...
Wed Feb 5, 2025

Video: Signing Day Dish - Completing UNC's 2025 Football Recruiting Class
Football recruiting expert Don Callahan joins Greg Barnes and Tommy Ashley from Inside Carolina for this signing day show highlighting North Carolina's 2025 football recruiting...
Wed Feb 5, 2025

UNC Football Swoops In, Signs S.C. Defensive Tackle Yasir Smith
UNC Football has swiped Yasir Smith from East Carolina. The 6-foot-5, 265-pound defensive lineman committed to the Tar Heels on Tuesday. Smith, a Summerville (S.C.)...
Wed Feb 5, 2025