UNC-Chapel Hill Student-Athletes Left ‘Figuring it Out’ Upon NCAA’s 5-for-5 Ruling
A new NCAA rule gives Division I athletes five years of eligibility, leaving some UNC student-athletes with a choice to make — or regrets.
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Bubba Cunningham Exclusive Part 2: Working on Campus Projects While Facing New Era of College Sports
Part two of the interview covers Bubba Cunningham’s concerns with the current state of college sports, UNC’s position within that landscape, and his top priorities in the new role of Senior Advisor to the Chancellor and Athletic Director.
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UNC and Football Communities Share Tributes in Tylee Craft’s Memory After His Death
Hundreds of UNC and football community members shared posts on social media honoring Tylee Craft after his death was announced on Saturday.
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UNC, Brandr Group Launch First Licensing Program for Current Student-Athletes
UNC partnered again with The Brandr Group earlier this week to launch the first ever group...
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UNC Athletes Can Now Partner with Local Businesses for Profit
Name, image, likeness changes also impact businesses, which can now negotiate deals with student athletes for promotional or commercial activity.
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UNC Places 463 Student-Athletes on ACC Academic Honor Roll
The ACC announced Tuesday that a total of 463 UNC student-athletes earned a spot on the...
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UNC Finishes Fourth in Learfield IMG Directors’ Cup Standings
With the 2020-21 college athletics seasons now all completed, UNC ended the year in fourth place...
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UNC’s Cunningham Shares Thoughts on Name, Image and Likeness Changes
UNC Director of Athletics Bubba Cunningham shared his thoughts on Thursday about the NCAA’s...
Read MoreStroman on Sports: Activism on UNC Campus
Deborah Stroman joins 97.9 The Hill’s Brighton McConnell to speak about the recent Black Student Movement demonstration on UNC campus. She talks about takeaways and community concerns, as well as the importance of athletes joining the ongoing conversations.
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