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No. 1 seed Diamond Heels fall, 9-5, in extra innings to No. 8 Wake Forest in ACC tournament
| May 25

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UNC head coach Roy Williams at a press conference following the game. Stephen Mitchell

Tracking the Tar Heels, Sept. 20

By Aaron Dodson | September 20, 2012

Welcome to another edition of Tracking the Tar Heels. Here’s what the Tar Heels have been up to: UNC men’s basketball coach Roy Williams underwent a successful surgery to remove a tumor from his kidney on Wednesday, Senior Writer Michael Lananna writes…

UNC head coach Roy Williams gets fired up during the game. Stephen Mitchell

Tracking the Tar Heels, Sept. 19

By Michael Lananna | September 19, 2012

Welcome to another edition of Tracking the Tar Heels. Here’s what the Tar Heels have been up to: UNC basketball coach Roy Williams was in surgery Wednesday morning to have a tumor removed from his right kidney, WRAL News reports. Williams will have a second surgery on his left kidney in October, according to WRAL…

Behind Enemy Lines, Sept. 19

By Henry Gargan | September 18, 2012

While the UNC community has been focused on its own affairs (anyone know any qualified university chancellors?), other ACC schools have continued to go about business as usual.

UNC System President Thomas Ross and Chancellor Holden Thorp discuss the African American department at the BOG meeting on May 14.

Tracking the Tar Heels, Sept. 18

By Aaron Dodson | September 18, 2012

Welcome to another edition of Tracking the Tar Heels. Here’s what the Tar Heels have been up to: Following Holden Thorp’s announcement Monday that he plans to resign from his position as the University’s chancellor on June 30, University Editor Nicole Comparato took a look at his decision as it revolved around one of the most damaging scandals in University history…

Michaelee Harris dives over Tar Heel Eric Ebron. Erin Hull

Tracking the Tar Heels, Sept. 17

By Michael Lananna | September 17, 2012

Welcome to another edition of Tracking the Tar Heels. Here’s what the Tar Heels have been up to: The UNC football team couldn’t complete a comeback against Louisville on Saturday. Senior Writer Kelly Parsons writes that the Tar Heels were doomed by their poor first-half defense.

UNC volleyball team displays leadership in win

By Emily Fedewa | September 16, 2012

A combination of underclassmen youth and senior leadership went a long way toward securing a 3-2 win for the North Carolina volleyball team Saturday afternoon against Ohio — the Tar Heels’ ninth non-conference win in a row.

Erin Hull

Noted and Quoted: UNC vs Louisville Post-game

September 15, 2012

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — As a result of a defensive performance from his team that coach Larry Fedora called “God awful,” Louisville racked up 360 yards of total offense in the first half against North Carolina on Saturday, scoring on every possession. The Tar Heels, who ultimately lost a heart breaker, 39-34, went into the locker room trailing 36-7 at halftime.

UNC Senior Martin Murphy (8) traps the ball along the sideline against Wake Forest in Carolina's 0-0 draw on September 14th, 2012 at Fetzer Field in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Spencer Herlong

Tempers flared in UNC and Wake Forest's scoreless tie

By Brandon Moree | September 14, 2012

North Carolina freshman midfielder Nyambi Jabang was only in the game against Wake Forest for two minutes, but that was more than enough time to get a feel for how intense the contest was. Jabang came in the game in the 76th minute and had to be taken out of the game less than two minutes later after taking a tough hit and suffering an injury. But as soon as he hit the ground the run of play slammed to a halt.

UNC and Wake Forest scoreless at the half

By Jonathan LaMantia | September 14, 2012

After one half of play the top-ranked North Carolina Tar Heels are tied 0-0 with No. 19 Wake Forest at Fetzer Field. Wake Forest leads the Tar Heels in shots 5-4 with the Demon Deacons landing two on frame.

Field Hockey: UNC leads ODU 2-1 at halftime

By Daniel Wilco | September 14, 2012

The No. 1 North Carolina Field Hockey team leads No. 8 Old Dominion at halftime of the Tar Heels’ home opener. After a very frenzied start with both teams having short possessions, Old Dominion Sarah Breen broke the 0-0 tie with 21:02 on the clock, but the goal was quickly called back by the referees for a penalty. UNC quickly responded with 19:17 left in the half when sophomore back Samantha Travers scored off a pass from senior forward Katie Ardrey and senior midfielder Kelsey Kolojejchick on a penalty corner. ODU netted their first official goal at 17:07 during a penalty corner on a rebounded save put-back by Rosario Vilagra. With just under seven minutes left in the half, UNC Jaclyn Gaudioso Radvany scored off of a steal deep in ODU territory. Although Old Dominion has only allowed 10 shots per game, at the half the Tar Heels have already put five attempts on cage with eight total shots, and their fast-paced offense looks poised for even more in the second half.

Pictured: Martin Murphy (senior) Moira Gill

Tracking the Tar Heels, Sept. 14

By Robbie Harms | September 14, 2012

We’re back for another edition of Tracking the Tar Heels. Check out the latest news on UNC athletics: Assistant Sports Editor Brooke Pryor previews tonight’s UNC-Old Dominion field hockey game.

InstaHeels, Sept. 13

By Aaron Dodson | September 13, 2012

UNC basketball players Leslie McDonald and James Michael McAdoo are just two of our Instagram superstars of the week. To see some of our favorite student athlete Instagram pictures, check out today’s edition of Instaheels. It’s jam-packed with more pictures than ever before.

Notre Dame Reverend John Jenkins (right) and Athletic Director (left) posses with ACC Commissoner John Swafford (center). Spencer Herlong

Tracking the Tar Heels, Sept. 13

By Aaron Dodson | September 13, 2012

Welcome to another edition of Tracking the Tar Heels. Here’s what the Tar Heels have been up to: Sports Editor Brandon Moree examines the addition of Notre Dame to all sports in the Atlantic Coastal Conference (ACC) except for football — a decision made by ACC Commissioner John Swofford and the league’s Council of Presidents…