This week, the Tar Heels football team got started with spring football practices. Reporters attending the practice noticed that players were wearing jerseys without numbers and without last names on them. Let's take a look at how Belichick is bringing his no-name jersey traditions to North Carolina as he starts to build his new Tar Heel program.

Spring practices have officially started at the University of North Carolina, and new head coach Bill Belichick appears to be bringing his famed NFL style to the college level. Earlier in the week, photos and videos began emerging of UNC Tar Heel players wearing practice jerseys with no names or numbers,

No. 5 seed North Carolina (26-6, 13-5 ACC) bested No. 12 seed Boston College (16-17, 6-12 ACC), 78-71, in the second round of the 2025 Ally ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament in the Greensboro Coliseum on Thursday morning.

President Donald Trump earlier this week promoted tariffs as a way to bring furniture-making manufacturing to North Carolina.

2026 four-star linebacker Elijah Littlejohn will visit Tennessee on March 31. His Tennessee visit will be the third of four spring visits: Florida (March 8), Georgia (March 22) and Syracuse (April 15).

As the Pittsburgh Steelers continue to look for ways to tweak the roster heading into 2025, salary cap space is at a premium.

All-time UNC basketball rebounder and supreme double-double machine Armando Bacot went undrafted back in June following five seasons as the full-time starting center in Chapel Hill. Now, the 6-foot-11, 240-pound Virginian still hasn't played in an NBA regular season game.

"I don't really have any expectations," Belichick said to reporters Wednesday via David Hale of ESPN. "It's going to be up to each individual. I know we've got a good plan, I know we can do the right things to put a good product on the field.

Craig lost 12 members of his family to Hurricane Helene. He told our Tar Heel Traveler about the daring rescue he made that saved a young man's life.

House Bill 2 is one step closer to becoming law after the House gave its approval on Wednesday afternoon. The bill, which is titled Entry Fees for Interscholastic Sports Events, would require high schools and middle schools to accept cash as a form of payment at any event where admission is being charged.

The UNC men's basketball team (19-11, ACC 12-6) dominated Miami (6-23, ACC 2-16) 92-73 on Saturday afternoon in the Dean E. Smith Center.