It has been a week since the North Carolina Tar Heels' season ended with a lopsided defeat to the North Carolina State Wolfpack. After taking some time to refle

The transfer portal opens Jan. 2 and closes Jan. 16 for college football players at North Carolina, NC State and Duke. But some aren’t waiting to make the decision to leave.

College football's transfer portal doesn't open until January, but UNC players are making decisions now. Here's who's in, out for Bill Belichick.

In the 1990s, when Mack Brown was building a couple of the best college football teams in the history of North Carolina (meaning the entire state), he did an amazing job of signing a large percentage of the top in-state high school prospects while also strengthening his foundation with lots of out-of-state talent.

Rolesville High School brothers Zavion Griffin-Haynes and Jayden Griffin-Haynes officially signed their National Letters of Intent to join head coach Bill Belichick’s North Carolina football program.

North Carolina standout linebacker Khmori House is entering the transfer portal, his agency @APSportsAgency tells @chris_hummer and me for @CBSSports. Posted 78 tackles at UNC this season. pic.twitter.com/wPsYvmG2eF

The junior wide receiver announced via social media his plans to enter the transfer portal, becoming the first known Tar Heel to publicly declare his intentions following UNC’s 4-8 season. Culliver, who opened 2025 as a starter, thanked UNC fans on social media and wrote he was “very grateful for y’all” as he looks for a fresh start elsewhere.

A quintet of UNC football players, including defensive end Melkart Abou-Jaoude, earned all-conference recognition from the ACC Tuesday.

So, let’s just jump straight into our last 2025 version of the winners, losers, and honorable mentions. Jordan Shipp – There’s very little doubt who the best player on the team is. Shipp has exuded class from the beginning of the season,