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McMaster worries DHEC permit will hurt S.C. in water rights fight
Attorney General Henry McMaster says a South Carolina agency is about to undermine his U.S. Supreme Court case against North Carolina over water rights on the Catawba River.
North Carolina's "Beast of the Hill" Seven-on-Seven Passing Tournament returns July 24 with some improvements.
Wood Selected to Participate in 2009 NCAA Expert Coaches Football Academy
INDIANAPOLIS, June 16 -- Salisbury University issued the following news release: The NCAA has invited 19 coaches to its 2009 NCAA Expert Coaches Football Academy from June 18-20 in Orlando, Fla., and Salisbury University head football coach Sherman Wood has been selected to participate.
Tar Heels Release 2009-10 Schedule
The University of North Carolina wrestling squad will face a challenging schedule in 2009-10 with the hopes of building another deep, talented team for the end-of-season Atlantic Coast Conference and NCAA championships.
Union savors victory at pork plant
After nearly 17 years of struggle, employees at the world's largest pork plant went to work under a union contract for the first time Thursday.
UNC inks 10-year deal with Nike
North Carolina has signed a 10-year deal with Nike to be the exclusive supplier of athletic footwear, apparel and accessory products to the Tar Heels, the school announced.
Wooten plans to leave Tar Heels, kick elsewhere
Jay Wooten is prepared to sacrifice another season of eligibility to be the kicker for a major-college football team.
Former Tar Heel Named Head Coach At Kansas
Former Tar Heel player and assistant coach Megan Smith was named the head coach at Kansas on Wednesday.
The Denver Nuggets have traded a future first-round draft pick to Minnesota for the rights to North Carolina point guard Ty Lawson.
Smithfield Packing, union agree on contract at huge NC plant, schedule vote next week
Smithfield Packing Co. and the union that worked for years to organize one of the world's largest pork slaughterhouses said Friday they had reached a tentative agreement on their first contract for the plant just four months after starting talks.
Nuggets get Lawson from Timberwolves
The Denver Nuggets acquired the rights to draft pick Ty Lawson from the Minnesota Timberwolves in exchange for a future protected first-round selection.
First, a national championship. Next, an ESPY? North Carolina's basketball team has been nominated for the made-for-cable award in the team category, along with UConn's women's basketball team, the L.A. Lakers, Philadelphia Phillies, Pittsburgh Steelers and Pittsburgh Penguins.
Peterson hires Jason Capel to App State staff
New Appalachian State coach Buzz Peterson has completed his staff by hiring two assistants, including former North Carolina star Jason Capel.
The dream season has ended for the Southern Miss Golden Eagles Baseball Team. The Eagles took on a red-hot North Carolina team today in an elimination game at the College World Series.
Former Lumberton football coach dies
" Former Lumberton High football coach Ben Perry has died at age 82. Perry, a Chapel Hill native, coached the Pirates from 1957-59. He was also in charge of the girls' basketball team during his tenure at Lumberton.
Calhoun's CWS tear continues with grand slam, go-ahead hit in ASU's 12-5 win over Carolina
Kole Calhoun hit the game-tying grand slam in the fifth inning and the go-ahead double in the seventh, and Arizona State erased a four-run deficit in a 12-5 victory over North Carolina at the College World Series on Thursday night.
Texas rallies against ASU's Leake, UNC stays alive
Coming back from six runs down against Arizona State and first-round draft pick Mike Leake leaves Texas coach Augie Garrido wondering what the Longhorns possibly could do for an encore.
Tar Heels hit parade: Ackley goes 5 of 6 to become career hits leader in CWS
When it comes to naming the greatest hitters in College World Series history, the conversation now must include Dustin Ackley.
Spend a few minutes talking with Mike Fox and the North Carolina coach will praise everyone around him, from assistant coaches to office secretaries and groundskeepers.
Texas wins CWS opener; Arizona State overcomes UNC
A great day of pitching gave way to a rough night on the mound at the College World Series.