CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – UNC redshirt freshman forward Ally Sentnor was named the Atlantic Coast Conference co-Offensive Player of the Week for the first time as the league office announced its weekly accolades on Tuesday. …read more
Source:: Goheels.com
Delaney Graham Earns Team of the Week Accolades
Following a week where she helped lead the Duke women’s soccer team to back-to-back shutouts, Blue Devil graduate student Delaney Graham was selected to the College Soccer News and TopDrawerSoccer National Team of the Week on Tuesday. …read more
Source:: GoDuke.com
Bacot Named Preseason First-Team All-America
NC State duo advance to ITA finals
CARY NC State’s Joseph Wayand and Rafael Iziquierdo Luque defeated Andrew Zang and Michael Heller of Duke to advance to the ITA doubles finals in Cary. …read more
Source:: Gopack
Duke Caps Non-Conference Slate at Longwood Wednesday
Carolina Insider: Giovani Bernard Punt Return Game, 10 Years Later
Visit with former Tar Heel and current NFL running back Giovani Bernard on Tuesday’s Carolina Insider with hosts Jones Angell and Adam Lucas. …read more
Source:: Goheels.com
Panthers’ Walker earns another start at QB vs. Falcons
“I don’t see no reason not to start him,” Wilks said. …read more
Source:: Spectrum Sports
Panthers coach Steve Wilks: QB PJ Walker expected to start vs. Falcons, Carolina defense dropping too many passes
Just two months ago, quarterback PJ Walker was fielding questions about whether he wanted to be traded or cut. “Personally, that is not my decision,” Walker said about his options … Click to Continue » …read more
Source:: Charlotte Observer Carolina Panthers
Kittay & Zapp Fall In ITA Regional Quarterfinal
Carolina’s doubles team of Benjamin Kittay and Logan Zapp saw their run come to an end in the quarterfinals at the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Carolina Region Championship on Monday at the Cary Tennis Park. …read more
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NFL looking into interaction between refs, Buccaneers’ Evans
The NFL said it is looking into what transpired between two game officials and Tampa Bay wide receiver Mike Evans in the tunnel of Bank of America Stadium after the Buccaneers’ 21-3 loss to the Carolina Panthers on Sunday. …read more
Source:: Washington Times