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Was Brady Manek the best transfer in UNC basketball history?


’s perimeter shooting, grit and leadership during UNC's improbable run to the national championship game had Tar Heels fans wondering if he was the best transfer in program history. You have to go back to the early 1970s to find a transfer who had more impact but you only have to look on last season’s roster to find a member of his family. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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Was Brady Manek the best transfer in UNC basketball history?