Recruiting: In-state teams seem to have secured players

Posted Jan 27, 2009
UNC may be set to sign one of the best classes in school history. Scout.com currently ranks the UNC class third-best in the nation behind only Ohio State and LSU. Rivals.com has the Tar Heels sixth. If those rankings hold, it would be North Carolina’s best class since Scout and Rivals began their ratings in 2002. UNC’s highest previous standing was 13th in both polls in 2003. Prior to that, you have to go back to 1994 when Mack Brown was in charge. (Fayetteville Observer)

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