University of North Carolina Athletics

October 23, 2026 | Women's Basketball
COLLEGE PARK, Md. — An old Atlantic Coast Conference rivalry is renewed as North Carolina women's basketball wraps up preseason action with a visit to Maryland for an exhibition on Saturday at 1 p.m. ET. Fans can stream the action against the Terrapins on B1G+.
TIPPING OFF
• Carolina wraps up exhibition play with a trip North to face a former ACC foe in Maryland. The Tar Heels' last regular season trip to College Park was in 2013, prior to Maryland leaving the league in 2014.
• Returning for year eight under Courtney Banghart, Carolina is coming off back-to-back Sweet 16s for its third in the last five seasons. UNC is one of 10 programs in the nation to reach the last two Regional Semifinals and one of 13 to reach three of the last five.
• Eight Tar Heels are set to run it back, with Ciera Toomey returning as the leading scorer and rebounder after averaging 8.8 and 6.2 points and rebounds per game last season.
• Banghart and Co. hit the recruiting trail blazing, bringing in four Power 4 transfers and two star-studded freshmen. The transfers boast a combined 167 starts and 315 games played.
NUMBERS TO KNOW
• 14 - ACC wins tallied by the Tar Heels last season to tie for the second most in program history and the most in a season since 2012-13. Carolina rattled off eight straight wins in league play.
• 295 - Three-pointers made in 2025-26 by the Tar Heels, a single-season program record. Carolina led the ACC last season from beyond the arc, shooting 35.1% from deep.
• 2 - Power 4 opponents for Carolina to start the regular season, facing off against Oklahoma and South Carolina on neutral courts. The Tar Heel open with two power conference foes for the first time since 1988-89.
WHERE TO WATCH
If you don't have a B1G+ subscription, a one-time pay-per-view option ($8.99) is available here. Once the PPV is purchased, fans can watch the game on bigtenplus.com or on the B1G+ app via the following devices:
The regular season grind begins Nov. 2 as North Carolina travels to Paris for the 2026 Oui-Play to square off against No. 21 Oklahoma. The ranked showdown against the Sooners is slated for 2:30 p.m. ET on ESPN2.
TIPPING OFF
• Carolina wraps up exhibition play with a trip North to face a former ACC foe in Maryland. The Tar Heels' last regular season trip to College Park was in 2013, prior to Maryland leaving the league in 2014.
• Returning for year eight under Courtney Banghart, Carolina is coming off back-to-back Sweet 16s for its third in the last five seasons. UNC is one of 10 programs in the nation to reach the last two Regional Semifinals and one of 13 to reach three of the last five.
• Eight Tar Heels are set to run it back, with Ciera Toomey returning as the leading scorer and rebounder after averaging 8.8 and 6.2 points and rebounds per game last season.
• Banghart and Co. hit the recruiting trail blazing, bringing in four Power 4 transfers and two star-studded freshmen. The transfers boast a combined 167 starts and 315 games played.
NUMBERS TO KNOW
• 14 - ACC wins tallied by the Tar Heels last season to tie for the second most in program history and the most in a season since 2012-13. Carolina rattled off eight straight wins in league play.
• 295 - Three-pointers made in 2025-26 by the Tar Heels, a single-season program record. Carolina led the ACC last season from beyond the arc, shooting 35.1% from deep.
• 2 - Power 4 opponents for Carolina to start the regular season, facing off against Oklahoma and South Carolina on neutral courts. The Tar Heel open with two power conference foes for the first time since 1988-89.
WHERE TO WATCH
If you don't have a B1G+ subscription, a one-time pay-per-view option ($8.99) is available here. Once the PPV is purchased, fans can watch the game on bigtenplus.com or on the B1G+ app via the following devices:
- Android phones or tablets
- iPhones or iPads
- Roku
- Firestick
- Apple TV
- Xbox
- Samsung Smart TVs
- Google TV
The regular season grind begins Nov. 2 as North Carolina travels to Paris for the 2026 Oui-Play to square off against No. 21 Oklahoma. The ranked showdown against the Sooners is slated for 2:30 p.m. ET on ESPN2.
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