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Basketball Recruiting Update: UNC coaches at City of Palms, Chick-fil-A Classic


and assistant hit the recruiting trail Thursday covering two of the top high school basketball events of the holiday season.

Williams set up shop at the Chick-fil-A Classic in Columbia, South Carolina watching 2013 UNC power forward commit , 2015 center , 2014 combo forward , and 2014 shooting guard .

, meanwhile, was in Orlando, Florida scouting the City of Palms Classic which features 2013 small forward and consensus #1 prospect , 2015 small forward , 2014 center , 2014 small forward and and 2014 shooting guard .

Wiggins had a huge first game, scoring 31 points and grabbing 8 rebounds leading Huntington Prep to a 77-50 win over 's Houston HCYA team (box score).

2014 point guard 's Lake Highland team, playing without Berry due to a knee injury, lost their first two games of the event. Berry, although cleared to play by doctors on Wednesday, did not participate in either game.

Finally, here's some impressive video of Wiggins in action during the first day:


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