ACC basketball off-season report: Power Rankings, burning questions

Posted Jul 18, 2017
3. North Carolina: All eyes will be on Joel Berry II to lead the offense. The reigning champions will look a lot different next year, mainly in that they will be a lot smaller and will need to rely on a different primary way to win. NCAA tournament hero and 6’8” forward Luke Maye figures to have a larger role in 2017–18, and the Tar Heels will need him to emerge as a reliable option. (Sports Illustrated)

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