The landscape in college sports is changing rapidly with the SEC and Big Ten on their way to becoming super conferences and the Big 12 remaining strong. Meanwhile, the Pac-12 is no more and the ACC could face flux of its own with Florida State and Clemson potentially leaving the conference. Where does that leave the North Carolina Tar Heels and what are the options available to their respective programs as we enter this new era of conference realignment?
Television rights, NIL rules, the transfer portal and who will have access to the expanded College Football Playoff will all be at stake and North Carolina leadership is hard at work plotting their path forward. So what’s the latest in North Carolina conference realignment news? If you love the Tar Heels, or just want the latest updates and news on conference realignment discussions, be sure to see what the proven team of insiders are saying at Inside Carolina, the 247Sports affiliate that covers the North Carolina Tar Heels.
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The team at Inside Carolina has full coverage of conference realignment talks and what UNC could prioritize amid the ever-changing college sports landscape. Head to Inside Carolina now to see all the insider info.
North Carolina conference realignment news, updates
North Carolina is one of the most coveted programs in the ACC, primarily because of its nationally-recognized basketball program and consistently competitive football team. Geographically speaking, the SEC would love to shore up another border state with its conference expansion.
Meanwhile, the Big Ten would love to take on programs like Florida State, Clemson and North Carolina to give itself a footprint in the talent-rich Southeast. There are many…
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