Sports Illustrated College Basketball Power Rankings
Posted Dec 22, 2016
10. North Carolina: Carolina's starting forwards—junior Justin Jackson and seniors Isaiah Hicks and Kennedy Meeks—are playing near forecasted levels while junior point guard Joel Berry II is slightly ahead of his offensive projections, looking like a first-team All-ACC player. The nicest surprise for the Tar Heels, though, has been freshman big man Tony Bradley.
(Sports Illustrated)
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