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Hitting the international stage representing her home country of Canada, North Carolina women's basketball forward Achol Akot travels south to Chile to compete in the 2026 FIBA 3x3 Nations League Americas Conference from June 27-July 3.
Following three years on staff with North Carolina women's basketball as the Assistant Director of Recruiting Operations, Jaelynn Murray Burrus continues to grow in her career with the former Tar Heel forward elevated to Director of Women's Basketball.
In 1977, my father suffered a trauma. The infamous “four corners” title tilt against Marquette became his reference point for “sports pain,” the game he’d refer for the rest of his life as the end-all-be-all for disappointment. “That was almost as bad as that damn game against Marquette,” he’d grouse after every gut-wrenching loss in […]
North Carolina freshman sensation Caden Glauber rose to the occasion in dominant fashion to keep his team's national title chances alive.
What are five burning questions entering the NCAA CWS Finals between Oklahoma and North Carolina? Find out.
Looking ahead to Caleb Wilson and his potential to become an NBA star after his work at North Carolina.
Joe Healy and Mark Etheridge recap what's happened over the last week at the College World Series and preview Oklahoma's Finals matchup with North Carolina.
Texas's Sebastian Gorzny and North Carolina's Reese Brantmeier have earned the first wild cards of the 2026 US Open, with the two recent graduates posting victories Thursday night in the finals of the USTA's American Collegiate US Open Wild Card Playoffs at the National Campus in Orlando.Gornzy, the No. 2 seed, was on the brink of victory when lightning and rain arrived, serving for the match
Numerous players from the 2006 and 2007 teams will return to Omaha this weekend to celebrate their run to the title series and cheer this year's team as the Heels try to win a championship.
Cade Bennerman, a 7-0, red-shirt freshman center from Nashville, Tenn., is joining the UNC men's basketball program this season.
Doubles competition took center stage today at the USTA's American Collegiate US Open Wild Card Playoffs at the National Campus in Lake Nona, with the two favorites posting impressive straight-sets victories. There was again a delay in the start due to rain, but it was less than an hour in duration.Defending champions Reese Brantmeier and Alanis Hamilton of North Carolina defeated Vanderbilt's
IU basketball will play an exhibition game against North Carolina on Sunday, October 18, it was announced this morning. The exhibition contest will be at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. It will be the second straight season the Hoosiers have played ... The post IU basketball to play an exhibition against North Carolina in Indianapolis on Sunday, October 18 appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
Isaiah Evans has had a nice few years. First, he was North Carolina’s Gatorade Player of the Year in 2023 and 2024, and then spent two years at Duke. In his first season, the Blue Devils got to the Final Four, and this spring, his sophomore year, Duke just missed getting back. And in less than […]
Arkansas and North Carolina will meet in the 2026 SEC/ACC Challenge, renewing a series filled with NCAA Tournament history, legendary coaches and championship implications.
North Carolina won its regional with ease but that was the lone bright spot for the league. Here's what happened to the other eight.
Easterbrook Concludes Impressive Week at NCAA Championships
The ACC revealed Thursday morning every team’s opponents for the 2026-27 men’s basketball season. Here’s what Louisville will be working with this winter: Home: North Carolina, SMU, Duke, Miami, Cal, Stanford, Wake Forest, Clemson, Pitt. Away: North Carolina, SMU, Virginia, Florida State, Georgia Tech, NC State, Syracuse, Boston College, Virginia Tech. Not Playing: Notre Dame. […]
IU basketball is reportedly in discussions to join an eight-team event that could debut in 2027 titled the “Diamond Cup.” Matt Norlander of CBSSports.com reported that IU, along with Arizona, Gonzaga, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, North Carolina and UConn, are in ... The post Report: IU basketball in discussions to join eight-team “Diamond Cup” in 2027-28 season appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
Duke and North Carolina are battling for five-star 2027 point guard Beckham Black, and the recruiting fight already feels like one of college basketball’s biggest storylines.
As Tar Heel Blog’s own David wrote about recently, there are quite a number of North Carolina Tar Heels teams wither still in or soon to start play in their sports’ respective NCAA Tournaments. While there’s a couple like basketball and soccer that have become the university’s most famous teams, UNC on the whole is […]
©Colette Lewis--Athens GA--When the digital scoreboard at the Dan Magill Tennis Complex went from 11:59 p.m. to midnight, the fourth semifinalist of the NCAA Division I women's team championships had yet to be decided. North Carolina's Anna Frey and Texas A&M's Violeta Martinez were still four games away afrom the tiebreaker that would ultimately determine who would meet defending
Since the season ended seven weeks ago, a lot has changed in what can best be described as a whirlwind of moves that have changed almost the entire landscape of the North Carolina Men’s basketball roster. From graduations to NBA draft entries to transfers to coaching changes, this roster has undergone a ton and if […]
North Carolina has landed a major transfer portal addition with the commitment of Utah guard Terrence Brown on Tuesday, according to Joe Tipton of On3. a dynamic scoring guard who drew interest from several high-major programs, including Kentucky. Brown was originally scheduled to visit Lexington last week to meet with Mark Pope and the Wildcats, […]
Every year, a graphic like this pops up, and it always gets the debate flowing. It’s the ultimate barroom debate: Who is a “Blue Blood,” who is just “Great,” and who is living in the “Basement?” But look closely at Tier 1. You see the usual suspects: Kentucky, Duke, North Carolina, Kansas, and UCLA. Now […]
Former five-star recruit Neoklis Avdalas was supposed to spend one year with Virginia Tech, help the Hokies compete in the ACC and then declare for the NBA Draft, where he’d be selected in the lottery. Well, none of that happened. The Hokies finished 19-13, including 8-10 in ACC play. Avdalas finished his first season in […]