UNC Basketball Recruiting

Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Basketball Recruiting.

Video: IC Reaction Podcast - Utah Transfer Terrence Brown Commits To UNC

Former Utah guard Terrence Brown brings an elite athleticism to UNC Basketball after a season with the Utes where he started all 29 games last season, averaging a team-high 19.7 points per game, 32% from three, and 77% from the line. Inside Carolina's Sean Moran and Tommy Ashley discuss Brown's commitment. (View Video)

Utah transfer guard Terrence Brown commits to UNC Basketball

Former Utah and Fairleigh Dickinson guard Terrence Brown is transferring to North Carolina. The 6-3 scorer is coming off a breakout season at the high-major level with the Utes, but opted to enter the transfer portal last month and quickly became one of the most sought-after players available. Both Kansas and Kentucky were among the early schools in contact with him. (On3.com)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Seth Trimble’s Transfer Portal Decision, What’s Next For UNC Basketball

Seth Trimble is entering the college basketball transfer portal despite not having any eligibility remaining. What gives? Would he even be able to play next season? Why the "Do not contact" tag? Does it make sense for Seth? Does it make sense for Michael Malone and the Tar Heels? (View Video)

Video: IC Podcast - Slow Progress for UNC Basketball

Greg Barnes and Tommy Ashley from Inside Carolina provide a "snapshot in time" update on the slow progress being made and what's ahead for the UNC Basketball program with roster construction still in progress and a fresh opening on the coaching staff. (View Video)

Men's college basketball buzz: State of blue blood rebuilds

UNC's focus, beyond retaining Henri Veesaar, is perimeter scorers. Utah transfer Terrence Brown is atop the board; he has visited UNC and Kansas. Wake Forest transfer Juke Harris met with the UNC staff a couple weekends ago, but he's also going through the NBA draft process. NC State's Matt Able and Paul McNeil Jr. have also been contacted. (ESPN)

Newsletter: Terrance Brown Watch, Neoklis Avdalas Commits, UNC Baseball Blasts No. 2 GT

UNC Basketball fans are on Terrance Brown watch as the transfer portal churns. Neoklis Avdalas became Michael Malone’s first portal commitment, Henri Veesaar remains undecided, Kim English backed out, Malloy Smith signed, UNC Baseball blasted No. 2 Georgia Tech, Women’s Basketball landed three transfers, and more. (Tar Heel Times Newsletter)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Why Did Kim English Leave UNC? Transfer Portal Updates

After less than a week at UNC, former Providence head coach Kim English will not remain on Michael Malone's staff as an assistant. Tennessee picked up another backcourt commit Sunday...is it beneficial in UNC's pursuit of Juke Harris? Plus, where do things stand with Carolina and the potential NC State transfers? (View Video)

Video: Coast To Coast Podcast - Early Signals for UNC Basketball's Rebuilding Efforts

New UNC Basketball coach Michael Malone has hired some staff but also seen one assistant change his mind on joining the Tar Heels. With just days to go in the transfer portal, Carolina has nailed down a few roster spots but still has plenty of holes to fill. The Inside Carolina crew discusses the latest. (View Video)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Isaiah Denis returning to UNC. What about Henri Veesaar and others?

Isaiah Denis becomes the second Tar Heel to pull out of the transfer portal and return to UNC this offseason, joining Jaydon Young. Meanwhile Kyan Evans has committed to Minnesota. So, what's next? UNC needs to retain Henri Veesaar and start landing portal players! (View Video)

Why UNC parted ways with 5-star guard Dylan Mingo

Dylan Mingo was set to consume a lot of the revenue share for the new UNC Basketball staff, and he’s been injured. There are no guarantees regarding what he could add to UNC as a freshman. It was a business and basketball decision. Mingo missed most of his senior season of high school with an ankle injury. I was told Mingo got hurt again in March. (USA Today)

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