Tag Archives: North Carolina Tar Heels

Tar Heel Wireless Charger

This is a great little Tar Heel Wireless Charging Pad. It’s the same Tar Heel wireless charger that I use myself, except mine has a different UNC decal on top. I use it at my office, and I take it with me when I travel too. It’s much easier placing my phone on this wireless charger than having to plug in a charging cord. Plus, it saves wear and tear on my phone’s charging port. And I don’t have to remove my Speck phone case to use this wireless charger either. But not all phone cases are wireless-charging friendly.

If you would like one too, click the photo below and order yours today.

North Carolina Tar Heels Wireless Charging Pad

Tar Heels Nike Free TR V8 Shoes

Another Tar Heels Nike edition shoe recently launched, Heel brothers and sisters. This one is the North Carolina Tar Heels Nike Free TR V8. And it’s a little less expensive than the Tar Heels Jordan Brand Trainer 3 that launched July 28th.

Here’s what the Tar Heels Nike Free TR V8 shoe looks like. Pretty sweet, huh?

North Carolina Tar Heels Nike Free TR V8 Shoes

Click the IMAGE above or this LINK if you’re interested in purchasing a pair of these awesome Carolina blue-bleeding Nike shoes from Fanatics.

While supplies last, they are available at Fanatics in sizes 7, 7.5, 8, 8.5, 9, 9.5, 10, 10.5, 11, 11.5, 12, 12.5, 13 and 14. And until 11:59 PM on 8/15, you can get FREE SHIPPING by using this code: 30SHIP.

Happy Shopping, Tar Heels!

Tar Heel Football Better Because of Them

Tar Heel Ryan Swtizer, Mitch Trubisky

Valuable Tar Heels on and off the field

The Tar Heel football program is losing a number of high-quality young men to either graduation or early entry into the NFL.

I don’t want to alarm you fine folks, but the departing players accounted for 98.6% of our 2016 offensive scoring per Greg Barnes at Inside Carolina. However, that’s not what I’m here to discuss right now.

These young men helped make Carolina relevant in football once again. They committed to a program that was mediocre at best, some would say. They helped change the culture here. They broke record after record. They won at a higher rate than normal for UNC. In fact, during the time these young men were at UNC, we enjoyed the most gridiron success as a fan base that we’ve had since Mack Brown left UNC to become the Head Coach at Texas.

As importantly, they did this with class, good behavior and good sportmanship during one of the most difficult off-field times in the school’s history. They were taunted for and accused of things that had nothing at all to do with them. They kept their heads up. And they continued to do what they came here to do. I’m going to miss them very much.

letters all tar heel fans should read

Today I want to share with any of you who may have missed these letters, the heartfelt words of Ryan Switzer and Mitch Trubisky. Ryan and Mitch are two of the most talented and high-character guys to play college football anywhere. They are two of the group of fine Tar Heel players moving on to the next stages in their young lives.

Here’s a link to Ryan’s letter that appeared on Inside Carolina: http://www.scout.com/…/34…/15183963-letter-from-ryan-switzer

And here’s a link to Mitch’s letter that appeared at The Player’s Tribune: http://www.theplayerstribune.com/mitch-trubisky-university…/

Please join me in thanking these two young men as well as their departing teammates for all that they gave to Carolina Football, to UNC, to the fans of UNC, and to the Chapel Hill community.

Happy Birthday, Coach Dean Smith

Today, February 28th, is the birthday of our beloved and respected Coach Dean Smith. RIP, dear Coach.

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RIP, Coach Dean Smith

UNC Beats Clemson in Chapel Hill 57 Straight

Not This Year!  57 and Counting...  UNC Beats Clemson in Chapel Hill again.

“UNC Beats Clemson in Chapel Hill”

You’ve heard or read that headline quite a few times unless you’re awfully young or you simply don’t follow Tar Heel basketball.  At some point, Clemson is bound to win again in Chapel Hill.   They have to, don’t they?  Obviously, odds are in their favor.

Year after year, decade after decade, Tar Heels tell each other that Clemson is eventually going to a game in Chapel Hill.  But it didn’t happen in 2014.

Clemson has won exactly ZERO times in the last 57 meetings against the Tar Heels on the hard court in Chapel Hill.  #KeepTheRecordAlive, Tar Heels.