UNC Football Recruiting

Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Football Recruiting.

UNC Football Looking Forward, Building Blocks, Transfer Portal Wish List

UNC needs to spend its money at defensive tackle. Travis Shaw can be that guy, but it's his conditioning. Bill Belichick has always had a big slobber-knocker in the middle of the defensive line. It'd be good if they could pull another Alijah Huzzie out of the portal. They need another edge, too. Those would be the three pieces I would spend my money on. (Inside Carolina)

Bill Belichick's Transfer Portal Emphasis; Ryan Browne Upside; New UNC Defense

Incoming North Carolina transfer quarterback Ryan Browne is underrated. There's a whole lot to develop there. There's a lot of potential. When I watched film on Browne at Purdue, I asked why he was ranked as the No. 33 quarterback in the portal. My eyes tell me that he should be ranked above all but maybe 2-3 quarterbacks in the transfer portal rankings. (Inside Carolina)

Bill Belichick reportedly interested in one of top safeties in transfer portal

North Carolina is one of eight schools to show interest in Georgia State’s Jeremiah Johnson, one of the top safeties in the transfer portal. The All-Sun Belt Conference selection the last two seasons, who defended six passes last season, has received interest from UNC, Penn State, USC, Indiana, Cincinnati, Georgia Tech, Vanderbilt, and Missouri. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Top UNC Football Incoming Transfer Khmori House Posts Pictures in Tar Heel Uniform

Khmori House is the highest-ranked UNC football portal prize this cycle. He's also the latest to commit to first-year college head coach Bill Belichick and the Tar Heels, as he announced his decision on Saturday, not long after wrapping up his trip to Chapel Hill. He's one of 10 pledges in a UNC transfer haul that currently stacks up at No. 23 in the country. (Sports Illustrated)

Video: IC Roundtable - Where Things Stand with UNC Football

The Inside Carolina crew discusses where UNC Football stands two weeks into the Bill Belichick era. Don Callahan gives recruiting updates, and the panel discusses recent news that Steven Belichick will take over as defensive coordinator for his father once the Washington Huskies complete their season. (View Video)

UNC Football Commit, Former Michigan Kicker Adam Samaha Shares Childhood Photo in Smith Center

Of the North Carolina football transfer additions of the Bill Belichick era, Michigan sophomore kicker Adam Samaha might've been the easiest to convince to jump on board with the Tar Heels. Samaha posted the following profile update, a picture of his younger self sporting a Carolina jacket while standing at midcourt in the Dean E. Smith Center. (Sports Illustrated)

Washington Transfer Linebacker Khmori House Commits to UNC Football

For the third straight day, UNC Football has secured a transfer portal commitment, this time from Washington linebacker Khmori House. House, who just finished his freshman season with the Huskies, visited Chapel Hill on Friday before pledging to the Tar Heels. He entered the portal Dec. 17 and received offers from Michigan, Oklahoma, Florida, USC, and others. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

UNC Football Flips Former Wake Forest DL Commit Terry Nwabuisi-Ezeala

Defensive lineman Terry Nwabuisi-Ezeala committed to UNC on Saturday, joining the Tar Heels' 2025 football recruiting class. The Munich, Germany native, from Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School (Ga.), signed with Wake Forest but was released upon the resignation of Deacs' coach Dave Clawson. He is the brother of Baltimore Ravens fullback Chris Ezeala. (Inside Carolina)

Bill Belichick: Recruiting the Portal, 'Copying' Nick Saban to Build UNC Program

"I watched Coach Saban put together his scouting and evaluation staff at Alabama," UNC football coach Bill Belichick said. "Now, I'm copying a lot of things that I watched him do there. I'm learning from the system that he installed there. We'll get players ready for the NFL, no matter what position they play...very much like Nick Saban did at Alabama." (247 Sports)

UNC Football Lands Michigan State WR Transfer Aziah Johnson

Michigan State WR Transfer Aziah Johnson, who North Carolina recruited out of high school, will end up in Chapel Hill after all. He signed with the Tar Heels on Friday. Johnson, a 6-foot, 175-pounder, has three seasons of eligibility available. As a redshirt freshman last season, he caught 16 passes for 276 yards and two TDs for Michigan State. (Inside Carolina)

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