In the first 100-plus years of the National Football League, there had never been a top-tier quarterback from the University of North Carolina. Never. Until now.
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In the 1990s, when Mack Brown was building a couple of the best college football teams in the history of North Carolina (meaning the entire state), he did an amazing job of signing a large percentage of the top in-state high school prospects while also strengthening his foundation with lots of out-of-state talent.
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Heading into the final weekend of college football’s 2025 regular season, the Atlantic Coast Conference is an afterthought in the sport’s national championship conversation.
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There have always been four main sources of talent for college basketball programs: high school prospects, junior college products, major college transfers and international players.
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Legendary coach Bill Belichick, an eight-time Super Bowl champion, will miss a bowl game in his college coaching debut unless he can lead his team to victories in at least two of its final three regular-season games
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With Caleb Wilson as Star Freshman, UNC Basketball Revisiting Wild Times By David Glenn It’s...
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At the beginning of the Bill Belichick era in Chapel Hill, North Carolina had several high-profile opportunities to show whether it was ready to compete against high-caliber opponents.
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In more recent years, UNC men’s basketball has fallen from a prominent perch in the NBA universe. Hubert Davis must help them return to it.
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Attitude and effort. Coaches — in all sports, at all levels — like to remind their players that, in a world overflowing with outside influences, unpredictable variables and unexpected adversities, those are the two things that are always in their control. Good parents often remind their children, whether young or older, of the same concepts.
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There’s plenty of room for intelligent debate regarding many aspects of legendary National Football League coach Bill Belichick’s ongoing attempt to succeed at the college level, but it’s not too soon to draw at least one conclusion.
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