Tar Heel Tribune

Tar Heel Tribune

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  • 1 week ago | tarheeltribune.com | R.L. Bynum

    By R.L. BynumAfter a playing career that included many stops around the world, Jawad Williams — who won a national championship at Carolina in 2005 — is coming home for his second assistant coaching job in the NBA. Williams, 42, who was born in Cleveland at nearby St. Edward High School in Lakewood, is joining the staff of head coach Kenny Atkinson as an assistant coach with the Cleveland Cavaliers, where he played parts of three seasons from 2008 to 2011.

  • 1 week ago | tarheeltribune.com | R.L. Bynum

    By R.L. BynumRussian 6–1 wing Elizaveta Astakhova, who turns 19 in December, has committed to North Carolina and will likely join the women’s basketball program next season. Talia Goodman of On3 reported the news Tuesday afternoon.

  • 1 week ago | tarheeltribune.com | R.L. Bynum

    By R.L. BynumNorth Carolina snagged its second catcher from the transfer portal, and didn’t have to go very far to get him. After two seasons at Duke, Macon Winslow is transferring to UNC. He made the announcement Monday afternoon on his Instagram account, calling it a “New Chapter.”The 6–0, 200-pound Hertford native hit .278 with 13 doubles, nine home runs with 48 RBI and 31 walks with a slugging percentage of .490 and a .391 on-base percentage last season.

  • 1 week ago | tarheeltribune.com | R.L. Bynum

    By R.L. BynumAs if losing a dependable player to a rival school isn’t bad enough for the North Carolina fanbase, first-year N.C. State coach Will Wade is taking shots at how much the Tar Heels played Ven-Allen Lubin. While speaking to Wolfpack fans during a One Pack event on Saturday night at the Tobacco Road Sports Café and Brewery in Raleigh, Wade wondered why Lubin didn’t play more.

  • 1 week ago | tarheeltribune.com | R.L. Bynum

    By R.L. BynumThe seasons for the three former North Carolina players currently in the major leagues have been a mixed bag, including impressive play from Chicago Cubs first baseman Michael Busch and struggles for Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Zac Gallen. The most impressive of the 24 Tar Heels in the minor leagues have been pitchers Cooper Criswell, Dalton Pence and Austin Love, as well as first basemen Aaron Sabato and Parks Harber.