No. 8 North Carolina had won seven in a row, but the Tar Heels’ win streak came to an end on Monday when No. 4 Virginia prevailed in a tightly-fought game, 69-61. …read more
Source:: WRAL
The N.C. Coaches Association announced on Monday evening that the rosters for the boys soccer East-West All-Star Game, which were released over the weekend, were incorrect. …read more
Source:: High School OT
No. 8 North Carolina’s seven-game winning streak is in jeopardy as the Tar Heels trail Virginia 36-29 at the half. North Carolina shot just 35.5% from the field to 56.5% for Virginia. …read more
Source:: WRAL
“The reality is that this game [football] destroys people’s brains — not everyone’s, but a substantial number. It’s not a small number, it’s a considerable number. It destroys their brains.”
— Bob Costas, sportscaster
That statement, delivered in November 2017 at a University of Maryland journalism symposium, can …
Source:: Washington Times
After the NFHS opened the door to instant replay in high school football, Nick Stevens explains what you need to know about the topic and explains what questions have to be answered before it’s implemented in North Carolina. …read more
Source:: High School OT
Monday, the Carolina Panthers announced a three-year extension for safety Eric Reid that Reid later confirmed to be worth a little over $22 million. The move stabilizes a secondary that … Click to Continue »
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Source:: Charlotte Observer Carolina Panthers
Do you like love? Do you like ACC basketball? Do you like both love and ACC basketball? Well you’re in luck, because a red-hot week of ACC games means a red-hot GIF preview filled with love-themed GIFs! …read more
Source:: WRAL
Redskins video assistant Jack Gruden, who is the son of coach Jay Gruden, was arrested early Saturday morning in Ashburn, Virginia, and charged with being drunk in public.
According to the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office, Gruden, 22, got into three different verbal confrontations. A deputy officer on patrol observed Gruden …
Source:: Washington Times
With two weeks and six games before the NHL trade deadline, there are three main issues for the Hurricanes. Their place in the standings, the roster and the plight of former number one goalie Scott Darling. The first two are related. The third, troubling. …read more
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