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Posted Dec 12, 2023
A federal lawsuit filed by a group of states alleges the NCAA’s transfer rule for college athletes violates antitrust law. The lawsuit, filed in West Virginia’s northern district, challenges the NCAA’s authority to impose a one-year delay in the eligibility of certain athletes who transfer between schools. The lawsuit alleges violations of the Sherman Act. (Associated Press)

Posted Dec 12, 2023
A federal lawsuit filed by a group of states alleges the NCAA’s transfer rule for college athletes violates antitrust law. The lawsuit, filed in West Virginia’s northern district, challenges the NCAA’s authority to impose a one-year delay in the eligibility of certain athletes who transfer between schools. The lawsuit alleges violations of the Sherman Act. (Associated Press)

UNC's coaches have been on the recruiting trail since Friday. In this thread, we will track as best we can who the coaches are visiting.

Most at first will be committed kids.

AI can save companies a lot of money when used in the right way, but this is not the right way.

Companies should be able to save thousands in reduced advertising costs.

CHAPEL HILL - North Carolina running back Omarion Hampton has been named to the 2023 CBS Sports / 247Sports All-America Team.

The Clayton, N.C. product was named to the 2023 CBS Sports All-America Second Team after recording seven 100-yard games this season and being named the Atlantic Coast Conference running back of the week four times.

Nationally, Hampton ranks fourth in the FBS in rushing yards (1,442) and yards per game (120.17), eighth in rushing touchdowns (15) and ninth in the country with 19.50 rushing attempts per game.

In the ACC, Hampton ended the regular season leading the conference in rushing attempts (234), yards (1,442), touchdowns (15), attempts per game (19.5) and yards per game (120.7).

Entering the Duke's Mayo Bowl, Hampton currently ranks third in North Carolina history with 1,442 yards in a single season while his 15 rushing touchdowns rank fifth in UNC history.

Some personal news to share tonight.

After several days of thoughts, I have decided to step down from my duties at Tar Heel Illustrated and pursue other opportunities outside the sports media world.

It’s been a great run, but personally it’s time for me to do something else.

I would like to thank Andrew Jones for believing in me and asking me to be apart of THI in covering UNC Athletics.

Thank you for all support…I will still be around on the boards. I will still be at NCPreps as Publisher.

I just don't get why everyone on the defensive and ST coaching staffs have yet to be told to clear out their offices, desks, nooks, etc. It is painfully obvious they're firmly among the worst staffs in the entire country. No one who wants what is best for UNC would want to retain any of them. Every day that passes makes me more and more afraid they'll be around next year and that should be completely unacceptable to any UNC fan. I don't even want Mack and the offensive staff around next year, with the exception of a couple of position coaches, but getting rid of defense and ST coaches is the bare minimum expectation of needed off-season changes.

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Contest 5: Early Season Non-Conference Contest (only games that UNC participating )
Winners: Top 6 players win 3-month subscription to Premium

• Battle for Atlantis (Possible opponents - Arkansas, Memphis, Michigan, Texas Tech, Villanova)
• Tennessee (ACC/SEC Challenge)
• UConn (Jimmy V Classic)
• Kentucky (CBS Sports Classic)
• Oklahoma (Jumpman Invitational)

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