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CHAPEL HILL — Newcomers have injected some important intangibles missing last season into North Carolina’s roster. During the Tar Heels’ 2022 run to the national championship game, Brady Manek was fiery, didn’t hesitate to call out teammates or throw things in disgust. After nobody filled that role last season, transfers Harrison Ingram and Cormac Ryan are bringing an intensity level and physical play to the team that’s making a big difference.
By R.L. Bynum After another detour to Los Angeles, albeit a much shorter one, and winning a battle for one … More
By R.L. Bynum There were six former Tar Heels on WNBA rosters last year and there potentially could be at … More
By R.L. Bynum After one season back in Chapel Hill, it’s a return to Los Angeles for Stephanie Watts after … More
By R.L. Bynum Talented 5-foot-9 guard Eva Hodgson is transferring from William & Mary to North Carolina and will have … More
By R.L. Bynum After waiting six years to finally play in an NCAA tournament game, Stephanie Watts did all she … More
By R.L. Bynum In a normal year, Deja Kelly’s Texas homecoming would have included a lot of time with family … More
By R.L. Bynum When North Carolina’s women got big victories over Georgia Tech and Virginia Tech in the last week … More
By R.L. Bynum GREENSBORO — For the second consecutive season, Wake Forest ended North Carolina’s ACC tournament after one game. … More
By R.L. Bynum Deja Kelly’s run of terrific games has likely made her dream of finishing the season at home … More
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