Sports stories in Raleigh–Durham

Latest sports stories from Raleigh–Durham, deduped across ~45 local sources and ranked by newsworthiness. Refreshed every hour.

#6score 284d ago

UNC Football Hour Highlights Optimism for 2026 Season

The Carolina Football Hour discusses the current state of UNC football, emphasizing optimism and opportunities as the season progresses. Hosts Brighton McConnell and Michael Koh provide insights and analysis for fans ahead of upcoming games.

SourcesChapelboro
#8score 554d ago

Week 10 High School Football Scores in North Carolina

The latest high school football scores from Week 10 of the 2026 season showcase several standout performances across the state. Notable games include Asheville's dominant win over North Buncombe and Belmont Cramer's victory against Cherryville.

#11score 475d ago

UNC Prepares for Prime-Time Showdown Against Syracuse

Jones Angell previews the upcoming UNC-Syracuse football game, highlighting UNC's favorable position and the need to avoid mistakes against a talented Syracuse team. The game marks a rare prime-time opportunity for the Tar Heels as they aim to extend their win streak.

SourcesChapelboro
#13score 269d ago

NCAA Tournament Insights: High vs. Low Seeds and UNC Predictions

In a recent segment on 97.9 The Hill, Aaron Keck discusses NCAA tournament seedings with Michael Koh, highlighting the significance of high and low seeds. The conversation also touches on Wichita joining Dayton as a site for play-in games and predictions for UNC's tournament seed.

SourcesChapelboro
#14score 5411d ago

UNC Triumphs Over Duke 24-20, Reclaims Victory Bell

In a thrilling rivalry matchup, the University of North Carolina defeated Duke University 24-20, bringing the Victory Bell back to Chapel Hill for the first time in two years. The game showcased intense competition, continuing the tradition of close contests between the two teams.

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