Deja Kelly Transferring To Oregon

After being a key part of the UNC Women's Basketball program's resurgence the last four seasons, Deja Kelly will play her fifth college season at Oregon, which lost 21 games last season and hasn’t been to the NCAA tournament since 2022. Kelly made the announcement Monday, three days after announcing that she would not return to Carolina. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Pro Heels: NWSL Week Seven Roundup

The seventh week of the 2024 National Women's Soccer League season was highlighted by Ally Sentnor recording an assist as her Utah Royals suffered a 2-1 loss to Angel City FC. Avery Patterson and Paige Nielsen both logged a full 90 minutes as part of the Starting XI for the Houston Dash. And Brianna Pinto came off the bench for the NC Courage. (GoHeels.com)

North Carolina moves up in D1 Baseball Top 25 ranking

After a pair of blowout nonconference victories last week, North Carolina moved up one spot to No. 11 in the D1 Baseball Top 25 ranking. The Tar Heels, who didn’t play an ACC game last week because of the final exams break, enter the home stretch of the regular season leading the Coastal Division and sharing the best league record with No. 2 Clemson. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Harrison Ingram Clears Out Locker, Slated for NBA Draft Combine

Hours after the league announced the NBA Draft Combine invitees, Harrison Ingram entered nostalgia mode on social media. The beloved Tar Heel, who averaged 12.2 points and 8.8 rebounds as an All-ACC third-team selection this past season, posted a picture on Instagram, captioned with two heart emojis, of his nearly empty UNC basketball locker. (All Tar Heels)

Inside the New England Patriots’ decision to draft Drake Maye as future franchise quarterback

New England Patriots scouts and executives first got an on-field look at quarterback Drake Maye at UNC’s Pro Day, when he was throwing to Colts 2023 third-round pick Josh Downs. "The ball never hit the ground," a source, who compared it to C.J. Stroud’s performance throwing to Garrett Wilson and Chris Olave at Ohio State’s pro day in 2022, recalled. (Boston Herald)

Video: Coast To Coast Podcast - UNC Basketball's Transfer Portal Reset

Over the past week, UNC received news that R.J. Davis is remaining in Chapel Hill for his fifth season, while also missing out on one of its biggest transfer portal targets. It's been a rollercoaster for fans, and the crew from Inside Carolina discusses what's next as UNC basketball roster construction continues. (View Video)

Max Johnson details friendship, competition with Conner Harrell

UNC quarterbacks Max Johnson and Conner Harrell are truly in a friendly competition this offseason. Johnson was brought in as a transfer from Texas A&M to contend with Harrell for the starting job after Drake Maye left for the NFL. Although the two didn’t know each other, Johnson explained that they have grown close since he arrived in Chapel Hill. (On3.com)

UNC Women’s Lacrosse Earns 19th Straight NCAA Tournament Bid

For the 19th straight season and 25th time in the program's 29-year history, North Carolina women's lacrosse has secured a spot in the NCAA Tournament. Earning an at-large bid, the Tar Heels will travel to Charlottesville, Virginia, where the 5th-seeded Cavaliers are set to host the first and second rounds. UNC will take on Florida at 6 p.m. Friday. (GoHeels.com)

The Oldest Restaurant In North Carolina, Carolina Coffee Shop, Still A Magnet For College Students

Coffee shops are an essential part of any college town, but Carolina Coffee Shop offers much more than just caffeine. Recognized as North Carolina’s oldest original restaurant, the cafe on Chapel Hill’s main drag, Franklin Street, is a nostalgic piece of the state’s history that is beloved by students and locals alike. The building itself is a museum of its own. (Southern Living)

John Harbaugh: Tez Walker "off to a great start"

On Saturday, Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh raved about his newest wide receiver, Tez Walker. "You knew he was going to be fast and you knew he was going to be big. He showed that. I didn’t know if he was going to change direction quite as well as he did the last two days. He caught the ball really well. So, yeah, he’s off to a great start." (On3.com)

Video: Carolina Insider - UNC Offseason Basketball Discussion

Jones Angell of the Tar Heel Sports Network joins Adam Lucas from GoHeels.com in the Carolina Insider podcast studio to discuss the North Carolina basketball offseason, including the return of ACC Player of the Year R.J. Davis, the transfer portal, next season's basketball roster, Cade Tyson, the return of Seth Trimble, and much more. (View Video)

Elliot Cadeau Changing His Number For Sophomore Season

Elliot Cadeau is going back to the number he wore in high school. Cadeau wore No. 3 in high school, but that was Cormac Ryan’s number for UNC last season. With Ryan’s college eligibility exhausted after last season, Cadeau will switch from No. 2 he wore as a freshman to No. 3. On Saturday, his mother, Michelle Cadeau, confirmed the number change. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Video: Carolina Insider - Interview with Elizabeth Scotty

North Carolina women's tennis standout Elizabeth Scotty joins Jones Angell of the Tar Heel Sports Network and Adam Lucas of GoHeels.com to discuss the Tar Heels' 2024 ACC Championship, overcoming adversity, avenging earlier losses, building confidence, last season's national championship, off-court interests, and much more. (View Video)

Michael Jordan Took Care of the UNC Men's Golf Team With Shoes and Gear

When it comes to gear, you’ll find most college golf teams get assigned a standard set of polos, shoes and golf bags where the only elements distinguishing it from the next team are a change of logo and colors. Not so if you’re a member of UNC men’s golf team. Michael Jordan famously played on UNC’s basketball team, but he's also obsessed with golf. (Hypebeast)

As Artificial Intelligence Upends Media, UNC Professors Grapple With How to Teach And Apply It

UNC journalism school dean Raul Reis points out it has a long history of innovation in data-driven journalism, pioneered by the recently deceased Phil Meyer, who has been called the “father of computer-assisted reporting.” To that end, Reis anticipates working closely with other schools within UNC, including the data science and business schools. (Indy Week)

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