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Amid Allen Iverson comparisons, Terrence Brown embraces playmaking challenge

Terrence Brown brings a talented skill set to UNC Basketball that many have compared to NBA legend Allen Iverson, and he has the swagger to match. The 6-3 senior Utah transfer said that’s more about his mindset and appearance. "A lot of people say I remind him of Allen Iverson just because I wear headbands and braids and stuff like that," Brown said. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Five Things to Be Excited About For UNC Basketball in 2026-27

UNC Basketball's presumed backcourt starters are Utah transfer Terrence Brown, Virginia Tech transfer Neoklis Avdalas, and NC State transfer Matt Able. Brown is a downhill slasher who averaged over 19 points per game last season at Utah. He projects as the leading scorer not just in this backcourt, but on the team. Able and Avdalas are NBA prospects. (Heel Tough Blog)

Michael Jordan kept wearing the same UNC shirt for 15 years: “We washed it separately”

As a freshman, Michael Jordan picked up a plain UNC T-shirt for practice. Everyone got one, just something to sweat through during warmups. For Jordan, though, that shirt became much more than that. He kept wearing it under his uniform throughout his years in Chapel Hill. The same shirt stayed with him through his first three NBA championship runs. (Basketball Network)

Video: Kevin Keatts recaps UNC Basketball practice

Former NC State basketball coach Kevin Keatts shares his impressions after watching a UNC Basketball practice under new coach Michael Malone, including the coaching staff's demanding approach, emphasis on up-tempo, fast-paced basketball, player observations, and more. (View Video)

'Comfortable' Cam Johnson riding momentum into second Nuggets season

Cam Johnson understands he didn’t make the best first impression in Denver. “If I could delete the first couple weeks of last season, I think I would,” Johnson said after Wednesday’s training camp practice. Johnson came from Brooklyn with the reputation of being a comparable shooter but a more complete and connective player than Michael Porter Jr. (Denver Gazette)

Terrence Brown Looking to Showcase Complete Skill Set for UNC Basketball

Ranked as the No. 10 shooting guard in the transfer portal this offseason, Terrence Brown committed to Michael Malone on April 21. And when asked what his new coach expects from him, the senior guard pointed to developing a more complete game. The next step for Brown as he enters his debut season at UNC will be showcasing that skillset. (Inside Carolina)

Terrence Brown Quickly Getting Taste of Carolina Spotlight

North Carolina point guard Terrence Brown has experienced plenty of firsts during his first five months at UNC. He's acclimating to coach Michael Malone, new teammates, and a new city. But the biggest adjustment, Brown said, has been something he didn't experience as much at Utah, his previous school. It’s being recognized everywhere he goes. (TarHeel247)

Video: Terrence Brown, Matt Able UNC Basketball Pre-Season Press Conferences

North Carolina guards Terrence Brown and Matt Able speak with the media on Friday ahead of the Tar Heels 2026-27 basketball season as the team prepares to tip off against USC in an exhibition game on Friday, Oct. 9. in Greensboro. (View Video)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Michael Malone On The Basketball Recruiting Trail, UNC vs. ND Preview

Can Michael Malone land top-tier college basketball recruits, or will another blue-chip talent slip away, as Jordan Page appears to have done? On the gridiron, UNC Football hosts the powerhouse Notre Dame Fighting Irish as 3-touchdown underdogs. (View Video)

Angelo Brizzi Bringing Veteran Presence to Tar Heels Backcourt

Only one player on the North Carolina basketball roster has started more college basketball games than Angelo Brizzi. Despite not playing in the 2021-22 season at Villanova and appearing in nine games in his redshirt freshman season — with no starts — Brizzi is the most traveled and tenured collegiate player on Michael Malone’s inaugural roster. (Inside Carolina)

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