NC State’s Big 3 have eyes on WNBA Draft. Here’s what GMs, analysts say
Three N.C. State women’s basketball guards are WNBA Draft eligible this year, with Saniya Rivers and Aziaha James expected to be first- or second-round picks next week.
Wed, Apr 23
- NCAA Basketball
North Carolina forward Drake Powell declares for the 2025 NBA Draft
The North Carolina basketball program has another departure, with forward Drake Powell making the decision to declare for the 2025 NBA Draft after one season.
Players:
- NCAA Football
UNC football to open their 2026 season in Ireland against TCU
University of North Carolina football coach Bill Belichick talks about the Tar Heels' game against TCU in the 2026 Aer Lingus College Football Classic in Dublin, Ireland, during a press briefing on Wednesday, April 23, 2025 at Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill, N.C. ….
Tue, Apr 22
- NCAA Football
NC judge denies injunction request by Duke and UNC football players
A North Carolina judge denied the request for a preliminary injunction Tuesday in the case of four local football players seeking an additional season of eligibility.
Players:
- NCAA Basketball
Duke basketball gets answer about 3-point sharpshooter Isaiah Evans’ future
A major piece of Jon Scheyer’s plans for next season’s Duke Blue Devils roster is firmly in place.
- NCAA Football
Standout defensive player enters transfer portal to leave UNC football
After a breakout sophomore season when he recorded 6.5 sacks, linebacker Amare Campbell has entered the NCAA transfer portal with plans to leave North Carolina’s football team.
Players:
- NCAA Football
UNC to open 2026 football season against TCU with game in Ireland
North Carolina football will be going international in 2026.
Mon, Apr 21
- NCAA Basketball
NC State women’s basketball guard signs WNBA training camp contract
Every member of the N.C. State women’s basketball “Big 3” now has a shot at making a WNBA roster.
- NCAA Basketball
Former UNC guard Ian Jackson lands at St. John’s; another Tar Heel enters portal
On a Monday marked by movement in Chapel Hill, one former Tar Heel is heading home, while another takes a temporary step away from the program, hoping to stay put.
