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Bubba Cunningham: Changes In College Athletics – And The Impact On Carolina

At Carolina, we remain committed to winning in and outside of competition and to continuing to support our long history of broad-based programming. Moving forward, that means committing to fair financial arrangements with players while continuing to provide Olympic sport athletes as many opportunities as possible -- and we need your support. (GoHeels.com)

Considering Smith Center Options in the NIL Era

The Smith Center needs significant work to maximize revenue, which can be addressed by luxury suites and premium seating options, yet there’s no longer a pressing need to build an arena that outshines its competition. Let’s not forget why the facility arms race came to be: it was a billion-dollar industry manufactured as the grandest of all recruiting tools. (Inside Carolina)

Video: IC Podcast - UNC's Place in the NIL World

The evolution of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) remains ever difficult to get a firm grasp on the details of the system and constant changes. Inside Carolina’s Greg Barnes joins host Tommy Ashley to discuss the contract aspect of NIL and how the UNC athletics program has embraced, adapted, and led on the complex issue. (View Video)

UNC’s new chancellor lacks traditional academic experience, fitting a trend

Lee Roberts was selected as UNC’s chancellor after serving as interim leader when former Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz left the post in January. Roberts resigned from the UNC Board of Governors to take the job. It’s becoming more common for leaders of universities to come from a job other than the traditional tenure-track faculty position. (AOL.com)

UNC Seems Primed For Private Equity. Why Is It Passing On It?

On paper, UNC is the prototypical athletic department that should want private equity’s paper: a national brand, with a strong tradition and demanding booster base, but stuck in a second-fiddle power conference. UNC athletic director Bubba Cunningham, however, says the school will not be taking money from (or selling equity to) any institutional groups. (Sportico)

Carolina Insider Podcast: BB Transfer; FB Underway; Anson Dorrance, Bubba Cunningham Interviews

Legendary UNC women's soccer coach Anson Dorrance announced his retirement (6:28) and then joined Jones Angell and Adam Lucas to talk about it (12:46). Bubba Cunningham discusses the Olympics, NIL and more (1:16:54). Football training camp continues (1:00:58), and UNC Basketball adds a late transfer. (Listen To Podcast)

Lee Roberts Picked for Permanent Chancellor Role at UNC

The flagship university in the state of North Carolina has its new chancellor, with Carolina once again turning to its interim option to assume the permanent mantle. The UNC System Board of Governors approved the selection of Lee Roberts as the 13th chancellor in the Chapel Hill university’s history on Friday morning during a specially called session. (Chapelboro.com)

Carolina Insider Podcast: UNC Football Training Camp Continues, NIL With Kevin Rice

Tar Heel football continues preparing for the upcoming season as its training camp grinds on (6:44). Old Well Management's Kevin Rice joins Jones Angell and Adam Lucas to talk about Carolina's evolving NIL efforts (21:25). Plus: Julius Peppers to the Pro Football Hall Of Fame(13:29), and much more. (Listen To Podcast)

Board of Governors Set Friday Meeting to Elect New UNC Chancellor

The search for the next permanent University of North Carolina chancellor appears to be coming to a close. The UNC Board of Governors is set to hold a specially called meeting on Friday to “discuss and elect a chancellor for the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,” according to an alert shared by the UNC System on Wednesday. (Chapelboro.com)

Mack Brown says UNC is behind in NIL. Now it is making changes to get better.

North Carolina football coach Mack Brown has not hid his concerns about the Tar Heels' efforts over the last three years in name, image, and likeness. "We've been way behind," Brown told reporters last week. "You've got to have a strategic plan and you got to follow through with the plan. We haven't done that." Now, the athletic department hopes it has. (WRAL Sports Fan)

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