No. 2 Ranked Cornerback Chooses Belichick's North Carolina Over Michigan
Thaddeus Dixon, the No. 2 ranked cornerback, commits to North Carolina over Michigan, drawn by the opportunity to play under legendary coach Bill Belichick. Discover why Dixon chose the Tar Heels and what it means for both programs.
Bill Belichick's recent North Carolina football QB commit will also play lacrosse
The most intriguing part of this 2025 North Carolina recruiting class is the fact that there are three QBs committed to the Tar Heels. The latest is Gary Merrill, and the other two are three-star Au'Tori Newkirk and four-star Bryce Baker, the highest-ranked player in the North Carolina class.
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Michigan football may have secured an elite offensive talent and a talented recruiting mind in new OC Chip Lindsey ...
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FOX Sports college basketball bracket forecaster Mike DeCourcy offers up his latest NCAA Tournament projections, with North Carolina on the bubble.
Michigan Wolverines On SI on MSN11d
Michigan football misses out on coveted CBAt one point in time, Michigan was in good shape to land Washington cornerback Thaddeus Dixon. But as time moved on, the Wolverines started to trend away from t ...
Evacuation orders because of wildfires have ended in the North Carolina mountains where Hurricane Helene did damage 18 weeks ...
The No. 7 Michigan State Spartans (18-2, 9-0) have been on an unbelievable tear over the past two months, riding a 13-game win streak that started before Thanks ...
Everyone knows Coen Carr can dunk the basketball. He has always been able to do that. What I have been waiting for is for Carr to take his elite athleticism and apply it to his defense and rebounding.
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