UNC Women’s Soccer Hosts Virginia Tech In ACC Tournament First Round Sunday
Postseason action gets underway on Sunday at Dorrance Field as fourth-seeded North Carolina women's soccer hosts fifth-seeded Virginia Tech in the first round of the 2024 ACC Tournament. Kickoff is set for 6 p.m. on ACC Network. It will also be a top-12 showdown as the Tar Heels are ranked No. 8 nationally with the Hokies checking in at No. 12. (
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Video: The Day After Podcast - Carolina Football Bullies Florida State
UNC Football stacked another solid road performance, taking down Florida State convincingly, 35-11. The win was not unexpected but how the Tar Heels bullied the Seminoles was. And finally,
Mack Brown has beaten his alma mater. Inside Carolina's Jason Staples, Buck Sanders, and Tommy Ashley break it all down.
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Tim Federowicz won't return as Triple-A Toledo manager
The Detroit Tigers will have a new manager in Triple-A Toledo.
Tim Federowicz, a former UNC and MLB catcher, won't return to the Mud Hens or the Tigers' organization for the 2025 season, per multiple sources with knowledge of the situation. The 37-year-old worked for the Tigers as the MLB catching coach in 2023 and Triple-A manager in 2024. (
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One Drive, 93 Yards, and a Statement by Surging UNC Offense
Sixteen plays. Ninety-three yards. Eight minutes and 11 seconds. That was the offensive drive for North Carolina on Saturday that set it apart from Florida State. It was a masterpiece for a unit that has at times strung together lengthy drives, but this one came at precisely the right time, springing the Tar Heels to an emphatic 35-11 victory over FSU. (
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Seven Tar Heel Wrestlers Victorious At Southeast Open
Seven UNC wrestlers finished atop the podium at the Southeast Open, in the season debut for the 2024-25 Tar Heels. Spencer Moore (125), Ethan Oakley (133), and Jayden Scott (141) won their weight classes in the Open Division. In the Freshman/Sophomore, Elias Navida (133), Nick O'Neill (141), Jake Dailey (184), and Robert Platt (197) won gold. (
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Video: IC Podcast - Isaiah Denis Commits to UNC, Basketball Opening Week
The offseason is over and UNC will play a regular-season basketball game Monday. The Tar Heels also picked up a commitment Saturday from
class of 2025 guard
Isaiah Denis when the top-50 recruit committed to UNC. Sherrell McMillan, Sean Moran, and Joey Powell of Inside Carolina break it down.
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Toronto Raptors retire Vince Carter's No. 15 on emotional night
An emotional
Vince Carter acknowledged his contentious exit from Toronto as his No. 15 jersey became the first number retired by the Raptors in a halftime ceremony during Saturday’s game against Sacramento. "It’s not just Carter 15 going up, it’s all of us going up," Carter told fans before a banner with his name and number was lifted to the rafters. (
Associated Press)
Good, Bad and Ugly Report: UNC Football Beats FSU
Good: UNC Defense - Granted FSU was last in the ACC in total offense, but the Tar Heels had five sacks, 10 tackles for losses, and a pair of interceptions while holding the Seminoles to 42 yards rushing.
Beau Atkinson had a day, with 3 1/2 sacks and four and a half tackles for losses. For the second straight game, the defense looked entirely different. (
Tar Heel Tribune)
Omarion Hampton Stays 'On Go' In Milestone-Filled Performance vs. FSU
UNC running back
Omarion Hampton chuckled to himself in the visitor press conference room inside Doak S. Campbell Stadium as he heard
Amare Campbell describe his game. The linebacker was asked what word he'd use to describe Hampton, and Campbell jokingly said "soft" before calling him "relentless," which evoked a light laugh from Hampton. (
Inside Carolina)
Video: UNC Players Post-Florida State Press Conferences
North Carolina defensive lineman
Beau Atkinson, quarterback
Jacolby Criswell, running back Omarion Hampton, and linebacker
Amare Campbell speak with the media following the Tar Heels' 35-11 victory over the Florida State Seminoles on Saturday afternoon in Tallahassee.
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Omarion Hampton runs down Mack Brown’s first win over Florida State
The route to
Mack Brown’s elusive first victory over Florida State was laid out by the elusive, relentless running of
Omarion Hampton. North Carolina combined a versatile offense with solid defense, easing to a 35–11 victory Saturday at Doak-Campbell Stadium in a game that could easily have been even more one-sided given the statistical domination. (
Tar Heel Tribune)
Video: Mack Brown Post-Florida State Press Conference
North Carolina head football coach
Mack Brown speaks with the media following the Tar Heels' 35-11 victory over the Florida State Seminoles on Saturday afternoon in Tallahassee, Florida.
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Box Score: North Carolina 35, Florida State 11
View the complete box score from the North Carolina Tar Heels' 35-11 ACC road victory over the Florida State Seminoles on Saturday afternoon in Tallahassee, Florida. (
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Video: UNC Football Smothers Seminoles, 35-11 - Highlights
North Carolina running back
Omarion Hampton racked up 265 total yards and 5 touchdowns while the UNC defense recorded 7 sacks as the Tar Heels ran past the Florida State Seminoles, 35-11, on Saturday afternoon in Tallahassee, Florida. Check out the highlights.
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Omarion Hampton Runs Wild as North Carolina Slams Florida State
North Carolina snapped
Mack Brown's 0-for-forever winless drought against Florida State, on the strength of a power-packed performance from
Omarion Hampton. The running back piled up 265 total yards and scored all five touchdowns as the Tar Heels rolled 35-11 on Saturday at Doak Campbell Stadium, sending the Seminoles sinking further. (
Inside Carolina)