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Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Basketball Recruiting.

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - UNC Basketball talks to Andrej Stojakovic; Jonas Aidoo to Baylor?

UNC Basketball has had conversations with Stanford transfer , per Inside Carolina. Is Stojakovic a primary target or a back-up plan in case Carolina can’t land Cade Tyson, who is visiting Chapel Hill this weekend? Big man portal target (Tennessee) is visiting Baylor this weekend, where he is predicted to commit. (View Video)

UNC Basketball Pursuing Kentucky Transfer Adou Thiero

UNC has kept an eye on Adou Thiero since the Kentucky forward entered the transfer portal three weeks ago. Now the Tar Heels are in full pursuit. During multiple conversations recently, the UNC staff has conveyed to Thiero and his family the aim to land the 6-foot-8 sophomore regardless of offseason decisions by players on UNC's current roster. (Inside Carolina)

UNC basketball’s transfer portal targets include Jonas Aidoo, Cliff Omoruyi, and others

will have three freshmen — , , and James Brown — joining the Tar Heels this summer, but what other newcomers will be on the 2024-25 UNC Basketball roster? Here's a look at transfer portal targets Cliff Omoruyi (Rutgers center), Jonas Aidoo (Tennessee center), Cade Tyson (Belmont wing), and Danny Wolf (Yale center). (Fayetteville Observer)

Basketball Portal Intel: Latest Info on Transfers With Confirmed UNC Contact

UNC has contacted nine players in the transfer portal as it builds out its basketball roster for next season. Of the transfers with confirmed UNC contact, six are post players. UNC still awaits stay-or-go decisions from and but has reached out to several players viewed as insurance. Here are the transfers with confirmed UNC contact. (Inside Carolina)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Should UNC turn to Aidoo or Omoruyi after Ballo commits to Indiana?

Arizona’s Oumar Ballo, committed to Indiana on Tuesday, but UNC still has solid options for a paint player out of the portal: (Tennesseee), Cliff Omoruyi (Rutgers), and Danny Wolf (Yale). The Tar Heels also are courting Belmont transfer Cade Tyson and things appear to be in good shape, but there’s no guarantee. (View Video)

Video: Captain Jack On Fire - Ian Jackson FIBA Highlights

Five-star guard and UNC signee is a key piece in USA Basketball's future. A versatile perimeter player at 6-foot-5, Jackson has been a consistent force in USA's youth program, serving America in the FIBA U16 Americas Championship, FIBA U17 World Cup, and FIBA U19 World Cup. Check out Jackson's highlights. (View Video)

Cade Tyson to visit UNC basketball program

The North Carolina basketball program showed interest in Belmont forward Cade Tyson recently and things have moved forward to the point where the talented player will now take a visit to Chapel Hill. Per Inside Carolina, Tyson will be on North Carolina’s campus this weekend for his official visit as his new recruitment in the transfer portal continues on. (USA Today)

Rutgers basketball transfer Cliff Omoruyi includes UNC among 12 finalists

UNC is among the final 12 schools being considered by Rutgers transfer center Cliff Omoruyi, whose list also includes UCLA, Kansas State, Georgia Tech, Georgetown, Baylor, Alabama, Oregon, Washington, Georgia, St. John’s and Mississippi State. Notably, two-time reigning national champion UConn, which had been pursuing Omoruyi, didn’t make the list. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - UNC Transfer Portal Targets Jonas Aidoo, Cade Tyson

UNC Basketball continues its search for ’s replacement. Transfers (Kentucky) and Maxime Raynaud (Stanford) are off the board, but other names include Oumar Ballo (Arizona), Cliff Omoruyi (Rutgers), Danny Wolf (Yale), and (Tennessee). UNC is also pursuing Belmont sharpshooter Cade Tyson. (View Video)

Video: The Prince of Pittsboro - UNC Basketball commit Drake Powell's final season at Northwood

Next season, Pittsboro, NC native will play for his dream school, UNC. But this season he had unfinished business at Northwood High School. WRAL's Pat Welter followed Drake and the Northwood Chargers on their quest for a state title. The Prince of Pittsboro is a documentary that shows a side of Drake you've never seen. (View Video)
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