CARY – When the North Carolina women’s soccer team lost its leading scorer, Alessia Russo, to a season-ending injury on the final day of the regular season, it became evident that someone – or multiple players – would have to pick up the slack in order for the Tar Heels to achieve their goals as a team.
CARY — It’s been six years since the North Carolina women's soccer team last found itself in the National Championship game back in 2012.
CARY– The school with the most Women’s College Cup titles in history will have a chance to add a 22nd on Sunday.
The UNC women’s basketball team (5-3) dropped its third game of the season in a 76-69 loss to the Ohio State Buckeyes (2-2) in Columbus, Ohio, on Thursday.
North Carolina's performance against Michigan was their worst this season. Here's what you need to know from the game.
MEJO 634 students had the opportunity to show off their innovative public relations campaigns to Fox Sports South employees.
Emily Fox, a sophomore defender for UNC's women's soccer team, missed four games to play for the U.S. women's national team in Europe. Her return helped UNC win against UCLA and advance to the semifinals of the NCAA tournament.
Though North Carolina took the lead in the first half, they couldn't follow through against Michigan on Wednesday night.
The 2018 NCAA College Cup will be the 28th appearance for North Carolina women's soccer. Three dominant teams stand between them and their first National Championship since 2012.
In the 10th year of his professional career, Wayne Ellington is showing that you should stop overlooking him.
Mack Brown has a lot to catch up on before next football season, but he has his sights set on many North Carolina victories next year.
"Today is a great day to be a Tar Heel," Cunningham said, "and I really want to first of all welcome Mack and Sally Brown back to Chapel Hill and the University of North Carolina. Absolutely outstanding that you've accepted the invitation to return — we cannot thank you enough."
Take a closer look at Mack Brown's biggest games as UNC head football coach in preparation for next season.
After an embarrassing loss to N.C. state to conclude a dismal season, UNC football's season finale game erupted into physical fighting against N.C. state. Here's what Fedora had to say, and what punishments those involved will face.
Mack Brown is coming home. Shortly after a announcement to replace former UNC head coach Larry Fedora was officially released, a familiar face returned to the UNC coaching position. Brown, 67, will coach the UNC football team beginning next season after working for ESPN as a football analyst. The last time Brown walked Kenan Stadium was in 1997 as he lead the team to top-10 national rankings during his term. Most recently, the new coach has begun assembling his coaching staff. Since he was last at Carolina, check out Brown's coaching stats.
While it is still early in the process, here are five potential candidates to replace Fedora as the next head coach of the North Carolina football team.
Tar Heels reflect on the two-win season after a season finale loss against N.C. State. For one senior, the game left more questions than answers.
Cade Fortin, first-year quarterback for the Tar Heels, made his fourth appearance in the football game against rival NC. State, and even though there wasn't a victory, his teammates and fans are excited for his season next year.
The Tar Heels are now just two wins away from a 22nd NCAA national title.
First-years Austin O’Connor and Joe Heilmann both had major decision victories in Sunday’s matchup at Appalachian State, bringing the No. 15 North Carolina wrestling team to a 28-7 win and an undefeated 3-0 start.
The rivals are joining forces to make a special Rivalry Edition (both on-campus and online Feb. 20) and to see which student media program can raise the most money between Feb. 1 and 20.
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