North Carolina At Chapel Hill

Former UNC linebacker and Tar Heel defensive staff member Jeff Schoettmer joins the show to break down the Carolina defense under Gene Chizik, standout players, and what he expects from the group in 2022. Inside Carolina’s Don Callahan and Ross Martin start the show with a look at UNC football recruiting right now, upcoming announcements, and how things stand with wide receiver Kevin Conception, and defensive linemen Daevin Hobbs and Joshua Horton.

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North Carolina football’s fall camp is in full swing. We are less than three weeks away from the Tar Heels’ Week 0 game against Florida A&M. At this point, the biggest question Carolina fans are asking is: Who will be named starting quarterback, the one to replace Sam Howell? Will it be Jacolby Criswell? Will it be Drake Maye? Host Isaac Schade believes Maye will ultimately be tabbed as the starter. Listen in to find out why.

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Former UNC basketball star, and current UNC basketball assistant coach, Brandon Robinson is the latest guest on the Culture State Podcast. Robinson talks about how the atmosphere at Cameron Indoor Stadium for Coach K’s final home game felt different than any other UNC basketball at Duke basketball game.

Robinson also shares the team making it to the Final Four, beating Duke to get the national championship game against Kansas basketball, and his transition from player to coach.

Robinson also discusses why he chose UNC basketball, being recruited by UNC basketball coach Hubert Davis, and adapting to life in North Carolina after moving to Chapel Hill from the Atlanta-area.

UNC students always like to claim they are the best and most loyal fans. With the UNC vs Duke game coming up, we put their loyalty to the test and asked them a bunch of UNC basketball questions…about Duke players.

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In the seventh episode of our UNC Basketball Lookahead Series, THI staff writer Jacob Turner and publisher Andrew Jones go in-depth on sophomore guard Dontrez Styles’ freshman season before looking ahead to next season and what his role might be for the Tar Heels.

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When GG Jackson de-committed from North Carolina, it left Simeon Wilcher as (currently) the lone Tar Heel commit in the class of 2023. The good news is that Wilcher is an absolute stud, and you better believe that through recruiting high school seniors or utilizing the transfer portal, Coach Hubert Davis is just getting warmed up. Sports Illustrated’s Jason Jordan joins host Isaac Schade and compares Wilcher’s relentless drive and determination to Joel Berry, although standing several inches taller than the UNC National Champion point guard.

Four-star 2023 PF TJ Power joins the Sleepers (and special ACC correspondent Heat Check’s Riley Davis) to break down his final 5 schools.

It’s the 11th week of the 2022-23 North Carolina Tar Heels men’s basketball roster summer preview series. We have gone through the freshmen (Seth Trimble, Jalen Washington, Tyler Nickel, Will Shaver), the transfer (Pete Nance), the sophomores (D’Marco Dunn, Dontrez Styles), and the juniors (Puff Johnson, RJ Davis, Caleb Love).. We now move to the seniors and set our sights on Justin McKoy, a 6’8″, 220-pound forward from Raleigh, North Carolina.