UNC Football Recruiting

Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Football Recruiting.

UNC football commit Bryce Baker moves into top 100 of On3 recruiting rankings

As Mack Brown and his staff continue to build the 2025 recruiting class, one prospect continues to raise his stock. Quarterback Bryce Baker committed to UNC in the Summer of 2023. The four-star quarterback is the future of the program at the position and after an impressive showing at the Elite 11 camp, he’s now moving up the recruiting rankings. (Tar Heels Wire)

2026 CB Jalen Williams Discusses Recent UNC Football Offer

Prior to attending the University of North Carolina’s annual Showtime Camp inlate June, 2026 cornerback Jalen Williams had never visited Chapel Hill. But he left with an offer and the desire to return to UNC. Williams, out of Kell High School in Mariette, GA, currently holds 17 Power Four offers, including the likes of Duke, Tennessee, and Pittsburgh. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

UNC basketball, football recruit Kendre Harrison shatters second backboard in three months

Class of 2026 recruit Kendre Harrison is the best dual-sport athlete in North Carolina. The rising junior from Reidsville, North Carolina, holds offers from both the UNC football and basketball programs. In February, he went viral on social media for shattering the backboard on a monstrous slam in one of his high school games as a sophomore. (Keeping It Heel)

2025 DB Julien Horton discusses UNC Football commitment, senior season goals

Julien Horton has always wanted to play at North Carolina. He was once the young kid daydreaming about being a Tar Heel, long before he picked up a football. After originally committing to play at Maryland in March, the Bel Air rising senior defensive back flipped his commitment to head to Chapel Hill. "UNC has been my dream school since I was a kid." (MSN.com)

Raleigh RB Amir Brown 'Blessed' That His First Offer was From UNC

Class of 2027 running back Amir Brown, from Millbrook High School in Raleigh, NC, was stoked to receive his offer from North Carolina. "This offer from UNC is a true blessing, and it doesn't even seem real yet. Especially (Carolina) being my first offer. I'm just trying to continue to work for more opportunities. I'm not satisfied! It was a very surreal moment." (Tar Heel Illustrated)

One-on-one with North Carolina QB commit Bryce Baker at the Elite 11 Finals

The 2024 Elite 11 Finals are in the books. 20 of the nation's premier class of 2025 prospects took take part in the prestigious event. Kernersville (NC) East Forsyth class of 2025 three-star quarterback Bryce Baker committed to North Carolina back on June 27, 2023. The 6-3, 195-pounder chose the Tar Heels over offers from Duke, Louisville, Penn State, and others. (247 Sports)

UNC Football Recruiting June Offer Sheet

June marked a busy month for UNC Football on the recruiting trail, as the Tar Heels hosted a handful of prospect camps, including their annual Showtime Camp on June 23. With the ability to contact rising juniors starting June 15, and having hosted multiple weekends of official visits, here are the over 30 offers the UNC staff extended along with recruit bios. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

Video: UNC 4-Star QB Commit Bryce Baker Showtime Camp Highlights

With the sped-up recruiting calendar, the Showtime Camp's participants are almost exclusively underclassmen. One of this year's exceptions was 4-star QB Bryce Baker. The UNC commit wanted extra work with Chip Lindsey, UNC's offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach, and Inside Carolina was there to capture the highlights. (View Video)

Zaid Lott’s Right Tackle Gives Insight into UNC’s 2026 Quarterback Commit

Offensive lineman Leo Delaney’s job this season is to protect new UNC quarterback commit Zaid Lott. It will be a tad different than doing so for Jadyn Davis, the 5-star quarterback and teammate from last season who is now at Michigan. Lott backed up Davis, so his game remains a bit of a mystery. But not to Delaney. "He’s a phenomenal leader." (Tar Heel Illustrated)

Kendre Harrison shows photos from visit to UNC

Both the North Carolina Tar Heels’ football and basketball programs are in pursuit of dual-sport athlete Kendre Harrison, hoping to land one of the most talented recruits in the country. The Reidsville, North Carolina native now has an offer from both Mack Brown and Hubert Davis after he was on campus for a visit and a 7-on-7 event this past week. (Tar Heels Wire)

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