Author: Cliff Barnes

Posted in Duke UNC

What’s your favorite UNC sports venue past or present?

CHAPEL HILL, NC – NOVEMBER 22: The band performs at half time during the game between the Duke Blue Devils and the North Carolina Tar Heels…

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Malixi Goes 3-1, Leads Internationals to APC Victory
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Malixi Goes 3-1, Leads Internationals to APC Victory

Duke women’s golf rising sophomore Rianne Malixi closed action Sunday at the Arnold Palmer Cup with a 3-1 record to help lead Team International to a…

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US Men’s Soccer borrowing NC State’s Underdog ‘Why Not Us!’ Mantra
Posted in N.C. State

US Men’s Soccer borrowing NC State’s Underdog ‘Why Not Us!’ Mantra

Sure, the country can borrow our rallying cry! Team USA is set to face Belgium on Monday (8 p.m. EST) in the Round of 16. The…

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Posted in UNC

Who was your favorite UNC team to watch in 2025-26?

OMAHA, NEBRASKA – JUNE 21: Cooper Nicholson #1 of the North Carolina Tar Heels gestures to the dugout during the third inning against the Oklahoma Sooners…

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From Duke to the Pro Tour, Coleman and Jackson Navigate New Challenges
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From Duke to the Pro Tour, Coleman and Jackson Navigate New Challenges

DURHAM, N.C.– For four years, Ellie Coleman and Emma Jackson shared locker rooms, road trips, team victories and the Duke logo stitched across their chests.

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Posted in Canes

The Hurricanes break their offseason silence by bringing another goalie into the fold

The team’s first signing of free agency comes four days into the new season, adding a fourth NHL-quality netminder to the team and fortifying the group….

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Building an all-time American Carolina Hurricanes roster in honor of July 4th

In celebration of Independence Day and America’s semiquincentennial, we’ve theorized what a 23-man All-American roster could look like for the Hurricanes. Click here to read the…

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Winegar Advances to Wimbledon Third Round
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Winegar Advances to Wimbledon Third Round

Former Duke men’s tennis doubles All-America Theo Winegar continued his Wimbledon success Saturday with a second round victory.

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