The Carolina Cup, a massive paddleboard competition, is coming to Wrightsville Beach this weekend. Mary Dunleavy spoke with a Fayetteville native who is one of the favorites. …read more
Source:: WRAL
There are those who enjoy paddleboarding for leisure and those who compete professionally in the sport. The latter is why Mary Dunleavy went to Wrightsville Beach to see what the Carolina Cup is all about …read more
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Sergio Garcia had a long history with Texas even before he became a part-time resident. …read more
Source:: WRAL
ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper thinks the two projected first-round wide receivers this year – Alabama’s Calvin Ridley and Maryland’s D.J. Moore – are better than the three wideouts taken … Click to Continue »
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Source:: Charlotte Observer Carolina Panthers
RALEIGH – The NC State softball team fell 7-4 to Duke on Wednesday evening in the first-ever meeting in the NCAA season between the teams at Dail Stadium. …read more
Source:: Gopack
With every Carolina batter recording a hit, the Tar Heels defeated ECU, 4-3, Wednesday evening, thanks to Brittany Pickett’s go-ahead home run in the sixth inning. …read more
Source:: Goheels.com
Dontari Poe, the Carolina Panthers’ new nose tackle, is 6-foot-3 and well over 300 pounds. But he giggles softly when he considers that, if not for his prodigious size, nobody … Click to Continue »
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Source:: Charlotte Observer Carolina Panthers
University of North Carolina forward Cameron Johnson had arthroscopic hip surgery Monday in Minneapolis, the school announced Wednesday. …read more
Source:: WRAL
Bruno Sammartino, professional wrestling’s “Living Legend” and one of its longest-reigning champions, has died. Sammartino was 82. …read more
Source:: WRAL
The Washington Redskins will host Washington defensive tackle Vita Vea at the team’s facility Wednesday ahead of the NFL draft, the NFL Network reported.
Teams are allowed to bring up to 30 out-of-state prospects on an official visit. Vea is regarded as one of the top defensive tackles among this …
Source:: Washington Times