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Sammy Batten: UNC wins one against SEC

Anytime a football team in North Carolina can win a recruiting battle against a Southeastern Conference team, it’s a significant achievement. …read more Source:: Fayetteville Observer

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Sadly, no guarantees Panthers’ Luke Kuechly won’t have another concussion

All-Pro linebacker returned to practice Tuesday after month-long recovery Doctors have cleared him to play Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks Difficult not to think about ex-Panthers…

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How will wide receiver Jamison Crowder be affected when DeSean Jackson returns?

ASHBURN — Without DeSean Jackson or Jordan Reed, Jamison Crowder proved to be the Washington Redskins’ best wide receiver in a 25-19 overtime loss to the…

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Mic’d up: Spurrier wears a microphone for WRAL-TV on the Duke sidelines in 1989

In 1989, Steve Spurrier agreed to wear a microphone for WRAL-TV as he patrolled the Duke sidelines in a game against Army. …read more Source:: WRAL

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Sun Belt-bound Coastal Carolina loses right to host Big South basketball tournament

The Big South Conference is removing the league’s 2015-16 basketball tournament from the campus of Coastal Carolina, which in late August announced plans to join the…

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#PackFooty Knocks Off No. 14 Gamecocks

NC State’s Ryan Peterson scored the equalizer and Zach Knudson provided the game-winner …read more Source:: Gopack

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Carolina Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly returns to lineup after month-long recovery

All-Pro player cleared to play Sunday against Seattle Seahawks Kuechly said overcoming concussion often felt like he was in timeout He failed a test with the…

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This week’s NCAA Division I football schedule

A look at the national college football schedule for the week beginning Oct. 12, 2015. …read more Source:: Fayetteville Observer

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