Although there were some bumps and bruises, the young core of players on the North Carolina men's basketball team was a key reason the team was able to return to the NCAA Tournament.
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Although there were some bumps and bruises, the young core of players on the North Carolina men's basketball team was a key reason the team was able to return to the NCAA Tournament.
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The good, the bad and the ugly. For UNC women’s basketball, there was a little bit of each sprinkled into its 2020-21 season.
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After dropping game two of the series against ACC rival N.C. State (8-9, 4-8 ACC), the Tar Heels (13-9, 8-7 ACC) failed to avoid the sweep on Monday, losing the series finale, 8-3.
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Led by first-year Peter Fountain, the North Carolina men’s golf team swept through the Tar Heel Intercollegiate Tournament this weekend at Finley Golf Course.
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With 31 of 32 NFL teams attending the North Carolina football team’s Pro Day on Monday, the Tar Heels took another step in the right direction — albeit a much more subtle one than reaching an Orange Bowl and hauling in consecutive top-15 recruiting classes.
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After suffering a 9-2 loss to N.C. State (7-9, 3-8 ACC) on Friday, the No. 11 North Carolina baseball team (13-8, 8-6 ACC) was unable to get its revenge, losing to the Wolfpack, 6-1, in a game that started on Saturday, but due to a lengthy weather delay, concluded on Monday afternoon.
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On Saturday and Sunday, the volleyball team suffered two losses, the women's tennis team had another dominant win, and more.
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On Saturday morning, Kenan Stadium buzzed. With the first week of spring training in the books, 2021 UNC football was officially underway.
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The top-ranked UNC women's lacrosse team put together one of its most dominant performances in a single period this season, leading 14-0 at halftime before cruising to an 18-3 win.
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On Friday and Saturday, women's and men's tennis beat Virginia Tech, men's soccer beat Notre Dame and more.
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The No. 2 North Carolina women’s soccer team (13-1-0, 8-0 ACC) won in dominant fashion on Saturday night, beating Tennessee (8-5-1, 4-3-1 SEC), 7-0, to secure the team’s second shutout of the spring season.
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After a dominant win over No. 8 East Carolina on Tuesday, the No. 11 North Carolina baseball team (13-7, 8-5 ACC) dropped the series opener, 9-2, against N.C State (6-9, 2-8 ACC) in the rivalry’s first matchup since 2019, and head coach Scott Forbes’ first as UNC's skipper.
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The doughnut is Boston Crème, Williams’ favorite type of Dunkin’ doughnut, and it’s topped with Carolina Blue icing. For each doughnut sold, 50 cents will be donated to the UNC Children’s Hospital and Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina.
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When the No. 8 East Carolina Pirates came to Chapel Hill on Tuesday night, UNC pitcher Nik Pry was ready to step into the spotlight and secure his first win of the season.
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The North Carolina baseball team is set to begin a three game series against N.C. State at Boshamer Stadium this Friday. In the history of this rivalry, both teams have been relatively even matched. But this year, the Wolfpack has struggled and the Tar Heels have jumped to the top of the ACC Coastal division standings.
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When the North Carolina gymnastics team took fifth place in the EAGL Championships this past weekend, capping off an 11-2 season, coaches and athletes alike found the season finale to be a little extra special.
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In a statement released by the UNC athletic department, first-year center Day’Ron Sharpe of the men’s basketball team announced today that he is forgoing the remainder of his college eligibility and will declare for the 2021 NBA Draft.
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UNC currently has five different teams ranked No. 1 in the country. This is how those teams have maintained their momentum to reach that top spot.
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The Tar Heels adapted and overcame several hardships this past season, but despite this, they didn't let their obstacles diminish their success.
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"I remember when I got on campus, it felt like a no-brainer for me," Chris Gray said. "I remember leaving that visit and saying to my parents, 'That was insane. I would love to play here.' I felt a really special way about this place."
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