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Video: Carolina Insider - UNC Basketball Summer Updates

Jones Angell from the Tar Heel Sports Network and Adam Lucas of GoHeels.com update what they've seen from UNC Basketball this summer as the new Tar Heels arrive on campus for summer workouts, camps, and classes. (View Video)

Chansky’s Notebook: What Happened to Henri?

Caleb Wilson went No. 4 to the Bulls as the new Michael Jordan. But the Tar Heels’ next best player got a raw deal along with the team. If anybody truly knows what happened to Henri Veesaar, call me. The predicted number one value in the second round of the NBA Draft fell all the way to No. 52, with Atlanta after trading with the Clippers for Veesaar. (Chapelboro.com)

Seth Trimble Signs With Washington Wizards

Former North Carolina guard Seth Trimble signed a free agent contract with the Washington Wizards on Friday. Trimble was not selected in the NBA Draft this week, freeing him to negotiate with interested organizations. The 6-foot-3 native of Wisconsin took part in the Portsmouth Invitational in April and later worked out for multiple NBA teams. (TarHeel247)

Caleb Wilson has eyes set on being 'better than Mike' with Chicago Bulls

After the Chicago Bulls selected Caleb Wilson with the No. 4 pick in the NBA Draft on Tuesday night, he became the first UNC player picked by the Bulls in the top five since Michael Jordan in 1984. Naturally, a reporter had to find out what Wilson thought of the parallels. "I’m writing my own story, honestly," Wilson said. "I want to be better than Mike." (MSN.com)

Video: Interview With UNC Basketball's Malloy Smith

Incoming UNC Basketball freshman Malloy Smith takes us behind the scenes of his basketball journey, what it was like committing to UNC on national television., how he navigated the transition to new coach Michael Malone, his faith, the pressure and privilege of carrying the Smith name, and more. (View Video)

Four Tar Heels Listed in Early 2027 NBA Mock Drafts

With the 2026 NBA Draft in the books, attention shifts to the 2027 class, where several Tar Heels are expected to garner NBA Draft buzz over the next year. Four Tar Heels landed in ESPN’s and The Athletic’s first 2027 NBA mock drafts, with Matt Able, Sayon Keita, Neoklis Avdalas, and Alexandros Samodurov all receiving early NBA Draft recognition. (Inside Carolina)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - UNC Basketball Summer Pick-up Game Observations

Host Isaac Schade and Coach Bill Robinson discuss what stood out during Michael Malone's first summer camp session and which players are making strong impressions. Plus, several notable UNC Basketball alumni returned to to play with the current roster. Which former players were in town? What did those matchups reveal? (View Video)

What Henri Veesaar had to say at his Atlanta Hawks introductory press conference

Henri Veesaar on his basketball role models: "Since I was little I've liked watching Karl-Anthony Towns. I feel like he is one of those bigs who was the first ones to really shoot it and be able to drive. Being able to create an advantage off his shooting and being able to move the basketball that way. I definitely like to look at Isaiah Hartenstein and Jalen Williams." (TarHeel247)

Caleb Wilson’s No. 4 Draft Selection is a Potential Recruiting Gold Mine for UNC Basketball

Caleb Wilson becoming UNC’s highest NBA Draft pick in more than 20 years is a win far beyond one night. His star power, visibility with the Bulls, and connection to the Tar Heels could create recruiting dividends for years to come. Every highlight package, game, and interview becomes another opportunity for viewers to hear the words "North Carolina." (RoundTable.io)

College basketball coaches on the top 2026 NBA draft picks

On Caleb Wilson: "In the open court, he was down the court in three dribbles. It felt like a college version of Giannis [Antetokounmpo]. Is he a finished product? Absolutely not, but that's what's exciting. His skills can still develop. He's just scratching the surface, but his combination of positional size, length, athleticism, ball skills, I was blown away." (ESPN)

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