Andrew Wiggins' decision: What it will mean for the winning team

Posted May 14, 2013
Reggie Bullock’s decision to enter the draft — perhaps prematurely — created an opening in the lineup that Wiggins would fill beautifully. Bullock shot 1-of-7 in his final college game, the punctuation on a college career marked by that sort of inconsistency. Wiggins will not have such issues as a collegian. In Roy Williams’ push-the-pace offense, Wiggins’ ability to change ends, to grab rebounds and push the ball into transition and to finish on the break – all would be accentuated. (Sporting News)

Related: Basketball Recruiting, Recruiting Board

Rutgers transfer center Cliff Omoruyi commits to Alabama
After entering the NCAA transfer portal, former Rutgers center Cliff Omoruyi committed to Alabama on Sunday. Omoruyi was one of the most coveted post players...
Sun May 5, 2024

Clifford Omoruyi includes UNC in final 4 schools, sets commitment date
Former Rutgers big man Clifford Omoruyi has cut his list to four programs: Alabama, Georgetown, Kansas State, and North Carolina. The 6-foot-11 senior has completed...
Fri May 3, 2024

Cameron Boozer Lists UNC Among Schools Most Involved In His Recruitment
Class of 2025 5-star forward Cameron Boozer recently discussed his recruiting journey as well as what may be next for him and his twin brother,...
Fri May 3, 2024

One-on-One With Cade Tyson
Incoming transfer Cade Tyson had many reasons to choose Carolina as his next educational and basketball home. UNC checked all of his boxes, so much...
Thu May 2, 2024