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Henri Veesaar Sought Out Seth Trimble, Caleb Love Before Transferring To UNC

Along with the meaningful insider scouting report on North Carolina’s basketball program that Henri Veesaar picked up from former Arizona teammate Caleb Love, the big man also was intentional in identifying Seth Trimble as another particularly important piece in his transfer decision to join coach Hubert Davis and the Tar Heels, Veesaar said Wednesday. (Inside Carolina)

THT Newsletter: UNC Hosts Richmond, Recruiting Updates, 3 Baseball Commits, Volleyball's 5-0 Start

It’s been another busy week in UNC sports. Football hosts Richmond on Saturday, Volleyball is off to a perfect 5-0 start after sweeping No. 11 Florida, the Diamond Heels landed three big baseball commitments, Hubert Davis is out on the recruiting trail, we met Kyan Evans and Henri Veesaar, UNC's ACC basketball schedule is out, and more. (Tar Heel Times Newsletter)

Video: TarHeel247 Podcast - John Henson and Leslie McDonald Discuss Carolina Basketball

How did UNC get involved with former Tar Heel guard Leslie McDonald's recruitment? How was his visit to Duke? Is "optional" really optional at North Carolina? John Henson speaks with McDonald about all this, plus Navigating NIL, how McDonald feels about Hubert Davis' team this season, and more. (View Video)

Caleb Love helped convince Arizona transfer center Henri Veesaar to head to UNC

When Henri Veesaar first walked into the Smith Center, he didn’t think about minutes or even stats. He thought about the history he saw from UNC’s national championship seasons on the way to Roy Williams Court. "I think the thing that stuck out to me the most was the Final Four floors," the Arizona transfer said at a press conference on Wednesday. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Kyan Evans Seeks To Provide Distributing, Shot Making For Tar Heels

Kyan Evans and Colorado State took the premier stage that is the NCAA Tournament in March, and Evans answered the call in the Rams’ tournament opener by dropping 23 points in an upset victory against Memphis. This year, when the regular season begins, the stage and stakes of every game will remain at a high level night in and night out for Evans. (Inside Carolina)

Cormac Ryan Signs With Milwaukee Bucks

The Milwaukee Bucks have signed former UNC guard Cormac Ryan. Ryan played in 37 games with the Oklahoma City Blue in the NBA G League last season. He averaged 12.3 points, 3.7 rebounds and 2.0 assists while shooting 97% from the free throw line. In five NBA Summer League 2025 appearances with Milwaukee, Ryan recorded 11.8 points per game. (Milwaukee Bucks)

Video: Kyan Evans, Henri Veesaar Wednesday Basketball Press Conferences

North Carolina point guard Kyan Evans and center Henri Veesaar speak with the media on Wednesday at the Smith Center to discuss their transition to playing at North Carolina, pre-season preparations, the upcoming season, and more. (View Video)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - 2025-26 UNC Basketball Roster Preview: Jarin Stevenson

Host Isaac Schade and guest Riley Davis discuss UNC forward Jarin Stevenson's journey from Alabama to North Carolina, his strengths, weaknesses, potential impact, defensive versatility, offensive upside, and how he fits into Hubert Davis' rotation. (View Video)

UNC men’s basketball schedule includes trips to Bay Area, Texas, but only one game vs. NC State

UNC will play its first ACC men’s basketball games in California and Texas as part of its league schedule, which was announced Tuesday. ACC play in Coach Hubert Davis’ fifth season will be open on Dec. 30 or 31 against at home against Florida State and finish at Duke on March 7. In Seth Trimble’s senior day game on March 3 or 4, UNC will take on Clemson. (Tar Heel Tribune)

The stats UNC basketball has to improve with Hubert Davis’ rebuilt roster

When asked about his vision for the 2025-26 UNC men's basketball roster, which includes 11 new players, Hubert Davis highlighted height and versatility as the key areas of improvement. "I thought we needed to be bigger — positional size — and we needed more size. I think the number one determining factor of an outcome of the game is rebounding." (MSN.com)

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