Looking at where Nassir Little fits in
Posted Jun 25, 2018
Nassir Little is the most hyped recruit Roy Williams has had since Harrison Barnes, and he’s already projected in the top five of most mock drafts for 2019. Little’s NBA potential is undeniable, but it doesn’t necessarily mean he’ll secure a starting spot in what could very well be his only season in Chapel Hill. Carolina returns three starters, all of whom will be seniors.
(Tar Heel Blog)
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