UNC Basketball Recruiting

Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Basketball Recruiting.

Top 25 rising senior NaVorro Bowman Jr. talks basketball recruitment, including UNC

NaVorro Bowman Jr. has skyrocketed up the rankings over the past 12 months and currently sits as the No. 21 overall recruit in the country. On UNC: "Michael Malone texts me. He was an NBA coach, so he knows what he's talking about. I'm sure he's going to have a great season. It just means everything that he's recruiting me and talking to me." (247 Sports)

Michael Malone on the recruiting trail in Las Vegas

UNC Basketball coach Michael Malone and assistant Chuck Martin were courtside at the EYBL event in Las Vegas on Friday to watch Beckham Black, the top-ranked point guard in the 2027 basketball recruiting class. Several class of 2028 recruits were also in action in front of the Carolina coaching staff, so expect some more offers to go out in the near future. (David Sisk)

Video: TarHeel247 Podcast - Strengths & Question Marks About UNC Basketball's Roster

UNC added another piece to its 2026-27 basketball roster last week. College basketball recruiting analyst David Sisk and Jacob Turner from TarHeel247 discuss the Tar Heels' roster, what they like about the new additions, the biggest strengths, weaknesses and more. (View Video)

Five-star wing Demarcus Henry includes UNC in final 8 schools

Demarcus Henry, a 5-star small forward in the 2027 basketball recruiting class, is down to eight schools. Moving forward, the 6-foot-7 rising senior from Compass Prep (AZ) will consider Arkansas, BYU, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisville, North Carolina, Ohio State, and UConn. The native of Charlotte, N.C. is ranked as the No. 3 overall recruit in the 2027 class. (On3.com)

Video: TarHeel247 Podcast - Angelo Brizzi Scouting Report

With Buffalo transfer point guard Angelo Brizzi committing to UNC Basketball last week, college basketball recruiting analyst David Sisk and Jacob Turner of 247Sports dive into the well-traveled veteran guard's game. (View Video)

What Buffalo transfer Angelo Brizzi brings to UNC Basketball

UNC Basketball picked up some guard depth with the addition of Buffalo transfer Angelo Brizzi this week. The 6-foot-3, 193-pound grad student joins a backcourt that includes Utah transfer Terrence Brown, N.C. State transfer Matt Able, and Virginia Tech transfer Neoklis Avdalas. Here's more on Brizzi and what he could bring to the Tar Heels this season. (MSN.com)

Video: TarHeel247 Reaction Podcast - Angelo Brizzi Commits To UNC Basketball

Andrew Jones and Jacob Turner from TarHeel247 discuss Wednesday night's breaking news that Buffalo transfer point guard Angelo Brizzi has committed to UNC Basketball for the upcoming 2026-27 season. Brizzi is expected to add backcourt depth to the Tar Heels' revamped roster. (View Video)

Buffalo Transfer Guard Angelo Brizzi Commits to UNC Basketball

North Carolina has made a summer addition to its backcourt. Buffalo transfer guard Angelo Brizzi committed to UNC on Wednesday, multiple sources confirmed to Inside Carolina. He visited Chapel Hill last month. Per sources close to the situation, Gonzaga was one of the other schools in serious contention. Brizzi has had a well traveled college career. (Inside Carolina)

UNC Basketball in the mix for 2027 center Darius Wabbington

UNC Basketball is in contention for one of the top big men in the 2027 basketball recruiting class. Four-star 6–11 rising senior center Darius Wabbington has included UNC in his final six schools, along with Arizona, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisville, and Texas. Wabbington said relationships with coaches and style of play will be two major factors in his decision. (Tar Heel Tribune)

5-Star Center Darius Wabbington Includes UNC In Top 6

Class of 2027 5-star center Darius Wabbington has narrowed his list of schools to a Top-6 of Arizona, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisville, North Carolina, and Texas. The 6-11, 245-pound big man from Sunnyslope HS (Phoenix, AZ) is a consensus top-15 recruit, ranked No. 13 nationally by 247Sports, No. 14 on Rivals Industry rankings, and No. 15 on ESPN. (Joe Tipton)

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