Per UNC:

Nate McCollum (lower body) will be monitored during the week

Caleb Hood (upper) will be monitored

Tez was released from the hospital yesterday morning and has checked out fine

Okay, I am here flying solo.

A little late getting this rolling because this is the worst place in the ACC to cover a game. Parkins is 2,500 steps from the stadium (yes, I counted on my app), and then wifi stinks. etc.

GT has always been this way for football and basketball.

Okay, no more complaining

LINK: Catching up with Arkansas-based four-star JJ Andrews, who says he fell in love with UNC at an early age.

Another season is here and once again Opening Day Game is sponsoring the Prediction Contest.

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Another season is here and once again Opening Day Game is sponsoring the Prediction Contest.

We are always looking to improve the contest and will be adding Contest #5 this season.

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)

Contest Rules:
Contest #1: Total points for entire season
Contest #2: Reset: Total points after game #15
Contest #3: Final Four Pool Bracket (Top 64 players)
Contest #4 Grand Prize: Total points ACC and NCAA tournaments games through title game (contest continues even if UNC eliminated)
Contest #5 Early Season Non-Conference Contest ( See games above)

Bullet Points!
For the first 20 games, three (3) Bullet points will automatically be added for any player that forgets to post a prediction for a game. Thus, as long as a player posts a prediction for at least one game, he will receive 3 points for all games that he fails to make a prediction. This is applicable even if he does not make his first prediction until the 20th game of the season. In this case, he will still get 60 points for the first 20 games that he failed to make a prediction for. Bullet Points will be automatically added. You do not have to request them.

Points Awarded Per Game
27 pts--Max points, Triple points game
18 pts--Double points game
9 pts--Partial points, Triple points game
6 pts--Partial points, Double points game
3 pts--automatic points for any game missed (you failed to make a prediction) in first 20 games
Special Note: The single point games have been eliminated

Grand Prize (Contest #4)
Post Season Contest
Top 15 players in Contest #1 and # 2
ACC and NCAA Tournaments games through title game (contest continues even if UNC eliminated)
Prizes: Large Flat Screen TV, Laptop or Tablet (winner option)

Contest #1 Prizes
1st Place - 1-Year Subscription to Premium, plus miscellaneous prize
2nd Place - 6-Month Subscription to Premium, plus miscellaneous prize
3rd Place - 3-Month Subscription to Premium
4th Place-- 3-Month Subscription to Premium

Contest #2 Prizes
1st Place - 1-Year Subscription to Premium, plus miscellaneous prize
2nd Place - 6-Month Subscription to Premium, plus miscellaneous prize
3rd Place - 3-Month Subscription to Premium
4th Place-- 3- month Subscription to Premium

Contest #3 Prizes
1st Place - 3-Month Subscription to Premium

Double Winners—subscriptions can be stacked not to exceed 1 year premium subscription.

See rumors going around, claiming multiple sources that Maye will not play the remainder of the year due to injury risk and getting ready for the NFL ? Would definitely assume he is leaving, but some key games coming up . Any updates or corrections appreciated.

UNC's 24 baseball newcomers ranks as the nation's No. 12 recruiting class, according to Collegiate Baseball Newspaper. Eight of the 14 prep student-athletes are North Carolina natives, including NCBCA 4A Player of the Year Luke Stevenson, NCBCA 2A Pitcher of the Year Folger Boaz and a host of all-state pitchers. UNC's class was ranked No. 1 in the ACC. (GoHeels.com)

It feels like our DBs are playing a tiny bit close to the ball, sometimes, compared to last yr. I haven't really paid attention to whether we see more stunts from the DL, though I have noticed some twists (Beau and the nearby DT for example vs GT).

Our base obviously hasn't changed. Versus Miami played a bunch more 3-DL front, dropping everyone else into coverage, I think this typical personnel though.

Any D gurus who can spot big wrinkles for better or worse?