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What exactly is RSV? A doctor explains symptoms, treatments and how it’s spread

The News & Observer spoke with Dr. David Weber, associate chief medical officer at UNC Medical Center and medical director of UNC’s Department of Infection Prevention, to learn more about RSV, a common virus affecting many this fall and winter.

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What we learned about Ohio State’s rout of Maine

The Buckeyes get back in the win column and there was plenty we learned about their rout #GoBucks

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We asked ChatGPT to predict the outcomes of college bowl games and things got weird

Is Texas back? Is the Mayo bath good? Who wins the CFP? We asked ChatGPT to predict all the answers.

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UNC rallies to force overtime, beat No. 23 Ohio State in New York

NEW YORK — After playing a four-overtime game, just one seemed like nothing to North Carolina on Saturday. The Tar Heels, who trailed Ohio State for 32 minutes in regulation, scored the first two baskets of overtime and never looked back in an 89-84 win in the CBS Classic in…

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What we learned about Ohio State following the OT loss to North Carolina

Here are some things we took away from Ohio State's loss to North Carolina Saturday. #GoBucks

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The top 4 most watchable non-New Year’s Six bowl games

Oregon vs. UNC is a game for the sickos.

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UNC snaps out of losing skid, earns 75-59 ACC win over Georgia Tech

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — It was, perhaps, the best single possession of North Carolina’s basketball season and it perfectly summed up its 75-59 win over Georgia Tech on Saturday in its ACC home opener.

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Time To End Affirmative Action? Live With David Bernstein and Kenny Xu

The authors will join Reason on Thursday at 1 p.m. Eastern to discuss the Supreme Court cases alleging unlawful discrimination against Asian Americans by Harvard and the University of North Carolina.

Reason

What we learned from the first month of men’s college basketball

Who is the real deal? Who has surprised? Who has disappointed?

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UNC basketball losing streak reaches four after loss to Virginia Tech in ACC opener

BLACKSBURG, Va. — North Carolina coach Hubert Davis tried a little bit of everything and everyone at Virginia Tech in the teams’ ACC opener.

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QB change to Cade Klubnik powers Clemson to latest ACC Championship win

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — After watching this one from the couch last year, the Clemson Tigers are right back on top of the ACC as football champions for the seventh time in eight seasons.

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SI:AM | Indiana 📈UNC 📉

These blue bloods are headed in opposite directions.

Sports Illustrated

UNC basketball slide continues, Tar Heels fall to Indiana 77-65 in ACC/Big Ten Challenge

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — When No. 18 North Carolina talked in the preseason of repeating last season’s run to the Final Four, it wasn’t supposed to include a repeat of last year’s losses in all of its marquee non-conference matchups.

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UNC football freshman quarterback Drake Maye named ACC rookie and player of the year

North Carolina quarterback Drake Maye made a clean sweep of the ACC’s Player of the Year awards on Wednesday. The redshirt freshman from Huntersville collected the league’s Rookie of the Year, Offensive Rookie of the Year, Offensive Player of the Year and the coveted Player of the Year honors.

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Heel, yes: Pete Nance — from Northwestern to North Carolina — takes a shot at the big time

The past four seasons are in the rearview. It’s here and it’s now for Nance, and there’s nothing more here-and-now in all of college basketball than the Tar Heels.

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Andrew Carter: ACC football might be down but, for once, North Carolina schools doing their part

Not everything is always black and white.

Sports Illustrated

ACC/Big Ten Challenge Men’s Preview, Predictions

The annual event’s matchups include UNC-Indiana, Duke–Ohio State and Virginia-Michigan.

Tribune News Service

UNC basketball falls to Alabama in 4OT stunner, suffering second loss in three days

PORTLAND, Ore. — Alabama coach Nate Oats said on Friday after both the Crimson Tide and North Carolina lost games in the Phil Knight Invitational that Sunday’s matchup would be as close to a must-win game as one could be in November.

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Sports Illustrated

Ohio State, Clemson, LSU Tumble in College Football Coaches Poll for Week 14

Saturday saw four top 10 upsets, causing major shifts in this week’s poll.

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UNC Isn't (Yet) Living Up to the Preseason Hype

The Tar Heels earned their No. 1 ranking based on last March, but this year's group has yet to play up to that level.

Sports Illustrated

UNC Fans Floored After Football, Men’s Basketball Lose to Unranked Teams

Friday night was a brutal one for Tar Heels fans following a pair of stunning upsets.

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No. 1 UNC falls to Iowa State in Phil Knight Invitational semifinals

PORTLAND, Ore. — The experience that was supposed to help No. 1 North Carolina in tough games was no help at all in its 70-65 loss to Iowa State on Friday in the Phil Knight Invitational.

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NC State upsets North Carolina, 30-27 in double overtime

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — In one of the classic games in what has been a classic football series through the year, N.C. State won in overtime Friday at Kenan Stadium.

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UNC basketball escapes with 89-81 win over Portland at Phil Knight Invitational

PORTLAND, Ore. — No. 1 North Carolina played Portland on Thursday to open the Phil Knight Invitational like it won’t be keeping that top ranking much longer.

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Andrew Carter: Shared misery reemerges as a common theme among North Carolina college football teams

If one needed a reminder that time is a flat circle as it relates to college football in North Carolina — that most of the FBS programs in this state go round and round, repeating cycles of disappointment year after year — then, well, Saturday provided one. It was disappointing,…

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