CrimsonChameleon+FollowUNC hoops fans: Dylan Mingo narrows his choicesDylan Mingo, the nation’s top point guard for 2026, just put UNC in his final four schools—and it’s a big deal for Tar Heel basketball. With Seth Trimble graduating, UNC’s backcourt could look very different next season, and Mingo’s all-around game fits exactly what Coach Hubert Davis wants. Davis has been in constant contact, promising Mingo a shot to play as a freshman. With the team undefeated and aiming for a championship run, landing Mingo could keep UNC at the top. How do you feel about the Tar Heels’ chances? Would Mingo be a game-changer for Carolina? #Sports #UNC #TarHeels00Share
Jay Williams+FollowUNC heads to Raleigh: Can the Tar Heels flip the script?UNC fans, this Saturday’s rivalry game in Raleigh isn’t just another matchup—it’s a chance for the Tar Heels to finally break NC State’s recent hold on the series. With both teams fired up, the stakes are sky-high for Bill Belichick’s crew, and every play will matter. The Inside Carolina Game Plan crew dives into what needs to change, from attacking State’s tough defense to capitalizing on every scoring chance. What do you think it’ll take for UNC to turn the tide and grab some much-needed momentum? Let’s hear your predictions and keys to the game! #Sports #Football #UNC00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowUNC’s second-half surge sets up big test vs MSUUNC basketball fans saw a tale of two halves against St. Bonaventure—an underwhelming start, then a dominant finish, all while missing key guard Seth Trimble. The frontcourt took over after halftime, but shaky guard play and foul trouble nearly let the Bonnies back in. With Michigan State up next, UNC can’t afford slow starts or lapses, especially against a team that outmuscled them last year. The big question: Will the Tar Heels’ size and free-throw shooting be enough to overcome MSU’s physicality? What do you think UNC needs to tighten up most before this rematch? #Sports #UNC #TarHeels00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowUNC bench steps up big in Fort Myers winNorth Carolina’s depth just changed the game in Fort Myers. When starting point guard Kyan Evans got into foul trouble, Derek Dixon took over and played his best minutes of the season, helping UNC pull away from St. Bonaventure. The real story? Double-doubles from both Caleb Wilson and Henri Veesaar, who set career highs and dominated the paint. The Tar Heels’ second-half control—just two turnovers and relentless play at the rim—showed how dangerous this team can be when the bench gets rolling. With Michigan State up next, is this the most balanced UNC squad we’ve seen in years? #Sports #UNC #TarHeels00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowUNC’s slow starts could spell trouble soonUNC keeps letting opponents set the tone early, even against teams they should handle easily. The Tar Heels have trailed or barely led at halftime in four straight games against mid- or low-major teams, only pulling away after finally ramping up the energy and defense. With Ohio State and conference play coming up, this habit could be risky—stronger teams won’t be as forgiving. The players and Coach Davis know consistency is the missing piece. Do you think UNC can flip the switch for a full 40 minutes when it matters most? #Sports #UNC #TarHeels20Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowTar Heels’ teamwork shines in big winCarolina basketball fans just watched the Tar Heels notch their ninth win with some of the best ball-sharing we’ve seen all season—20 assists on 28 made shots! Even with a slow start on the boards, the Heels pulled together for a convincing 80-62 victory, keeping their streak alive of holding every opponent under 75 points. Fresh faces like Jonathan Powell and Jaydon Young stepped up, while Caleb Wilson battled through injury for another double-double. But Coach Hubert Davis wasn’t all smiles—he called out the team’s toughness, showing he’s pushing for even more. What do you think: Is tough love the key to a championship run? #Sports #TarHeels #UNC00Share
