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Wilson suffered a season-ending thumb injury this week
Justin Backer|
Containing Cameron Boozer early will be critical if the Tar Heels want the season sweep.
Caleb Meadows|
The Tar Heels are 24-6 entering Saturday's matchup against Duke, and they are playing inspired basketball without its star freshman available.
Logan Lazarczyk|
The Tar Heels are entering a daunting road matchup and need to re-focus after learning that Caleb Wilson will be out for the rest of the season on Friday.
Logan Lazarczyk|
The Tar Heels have been a battle-tested group throughout this season, and it prove beneficial in the coming days and weeks.
Logan Lazarczyk|
The Tar Heels received significant news on its star freshman ahead of Saturday's tilt against Duke.
Logan Lazarczyk|
Veesaar has become a star in his lone season with UNC
Justin Backer|
The Tar Heels face the top-ranked Blue Devils on Saturday at Cameron Indoor.
Logan Lazarczyk|

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Rutgers men’s lacrosse saw its four-game winning streak come to an end after a tough road loss to Princeton in New Jersey
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The Iowa State Cyclones had some major surprises during the 2025-26 men's basketball season.
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Rutgers women’s lacrosse erased a halftime deficit with a dominant third quarter to secure a thrilling win over previously unbeaten Temple.
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Rutgers men’s basketball capped its regular season with a Senior Day win, powered by its highest-scoring first half of the year.
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Rutgers baseball came up just short in the series finale, falling to Bryant after a decisive unearned run in the seventh inning.
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Rutgers wrestling secured seven automatic bids to the NCAA Championships after a strong opening day at the Big Ten Wrestling Championships.
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No. 11 Rutgers wrestling capped the Big Ten Championships with eight automatic bids to the 2026 NCAA Wrestling Championships.
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The Iowa State Cyclones have made an offer to a Class of 2027 offensive lineman during his visit.
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