UNC Football Recruiting

Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Football Recruiting.

Video: IC Football Recruiting Podcast - Counting Down to UNC's Signing Day

With National Signing Day two weeks away, football recruiting expert Don Callahan and Tommy Ashley from Inside Carolina break down the latest UNC football recruiting news, provide updates on Isaiah Campbell, Zacari Thomas, and Jamien Little, and discuss the effect of the transfer portal/NIL in recruiting. (View Video)

2026 5-star TE Kendre Harrison sets commitment date

One of the country's top recruits is set to come off the board this month. Reidsville (N.C.) 5-star tight end Kendre Harrison will announce his commitment Nov. 30. The two-sport star will choose between Florida State, Oregon, Miami, North Carolina, Penn State, and Tennessee. On the basketball court, Harrison is a top-50 recruit and the No. 8 power forward. (On3.com)

UNC Football Recruit Weekend Scoreboard: 8 Tar Heel Commits Advance in Playoffs

Defensive end Kamden Laudenslager and quarterback Zaid Lott led their teams into championship matchups over the weekend. Though neither emerged victorious, Lott powered Providence Day School's offense in a shootout with 5 TDs. Eight of the 10 UNC football commits who made the playoffs will advance to the next round and play next weekend. (Inside Carolina)

UNC has chance to steal in-state 2025 WR Jamien Little with Saturday visit

The North Carolina Tar Heels are in great shape with their 2025 football recruiting class, already securing 12 commitments. And UNC has a golden chance to add another wide receiver this weekend as 3-star in-state wideout and former Wake Forest commit Jamien Little announced the he’ll be attending the matchup between the Tar Heels and Demon Deacons. (USA Today)

UNC Football Recruit Weekend Scoreboard: A Pair of Championship Berths

Two UNC football commits, Zaid Lott and Kamden Laudenslager, helped their teams win playoff semifinal matchups Friday. They now begin preparation for championship games against opponents that already have beaten their respective teams. Lott's three-touchdown performance helped advance Charlotte Providence Day School to Friday's title game. (Inside Carolina)

Video: IC Podcast - UNC Football Recruiting Update

UNC Football recruiting has taken a hit recently with three de-commitments, though Mack Brown and staff continue working the trail with two new offers and an important official visit scheduled. Don Callahan joins Tommy Ashley of Inside Carolina for all the updates as signing day is just a few weeks away. (View Video)

UNC Football Recruit Weekend Scoreboard: QB Bryce Baker Leads Game-Winning Drive

With the game tied 42-42, UNC quarterback commit Bryce Baker marched undefeated East Forsyth down the field for the game-winning touchdown to win the Central Piedmont 4A Conference. While other UNC football commits are finishing their regular seasons, Zaid Lott and Providence Day School cruised past their first-round playoff opponent. (Inside Carolina)

UNC Football Recruit Weekend Scoreboard: Evan Haynes Returns Kickoff for TD; QBs Eclipse 2,000-yards

Evan Haynes took another kickoff return to the house on Friday, this one for 80 yards. Demon June scored three touchdowns and rushed for over 100 yards on Friday night. A week ago, June eclipsed the 1,000-yard mark on the season. After this weekend, both UNC's quarterback commits, Bryce Baker and Zaid Lott, have surpassed 2,000 yards passing. (Inside Carolina)

UNC linebacker commit Anthony Kruah flips to Georgia

Marietta, Georgia linebacker Anthony Kruah has been committed to North Carolina since April. That's no longer the case. The 6-foot-2, 210-pound linebacker announced Saturday he has flipped from UNC to Georgia, something he says has been on his mind for several months. "My parents love it. They produce great linebackers. You can't get better than that." (247 Sports)

UNC Football commits navigating uncertainty about Mack Brown's future

After James Madison beat North Carolina this season, Tar Heels coach Mack Brown told his team in the locker room that he would step away from the program if he couldn’t get things fixed. It was a murky statement; was he retiring? But Brown made it clear he was not calling it quits. Still, other programs have gone after numerous UNC football commits. (Rivals.com)

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