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Ian Jackson explains why he transferred from UNC

After a freshman season that included an impressive midseason stretch but ended with former Tar Heel guard Ian Jackson coming off the bench, he concluded UNC wasn’t for him and he wanted a new opportunity. On a recent episode of his "Captain Jack Show" podcast, Jackson explained why he transferred, while calling North Carolina "great, great people." (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC Guard Kyan Evans Leads With Galvanizing Presence, Sharp Shooting

Kyan Evans has established himself as a point guard with a galvanizing presence. His teammates rallied around his leadership and as his game progressed, he took himself to the Division I level. The sharp-shooting Evans joins UNC with two seasons of eligibility remaining. He averaged 10.6 points and 3.1 assists per game last season at Colorado State. (Inside Carolina)

The 6 Best UNC Basketball Teams To Not Win A National Championship: Part 1

UNC Basketball has won the NCAA Tournament six times in its fabled history, but it was close to winning several more. In fact, some of the best teams in program history didn’t even reach the title game or the Final Four. So, here we present a six-part series noting the six best UNC basketball teams NOT to win a national championship. Today, the 1977 Tar Heels. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

Antawn Jamison Lists 30-Acre North Carolina Estate for $14 Million

Former UNC and NBA star Antawn Jamison is selling his longtime North Carolina estate after 22 years of ownership—offering up the sprawling mansion, complete with private basketball court, for a hefty $14 million. Jamison, 48, is certainly aiming for a slam dunk with his sale of the Waxhaw, NC, property, which he purchased in 2002 for just $1.56 million. (Realtor.com)

Video: Captain Jack Show - Ian Jackson On Why He Left UNC

Former North Carolina guard Ian Jackson joins co-host Pat Wavy on the "Captain Jack Show" to discuss why Jackson chose to leave UNC and transfer to St. John's, playing away from home in North Carolina, and much more. (View Video)

The Worst 6 Losses of the Hubert Davis Era

Pitt 65, UNC 64. Feb. 4, 2023. At the Smith Center, fighting to get off the NCAA Tournament fence, the Tar Heels couldn’t afford to lose at home to Pitt, but it happened. UNC led by 6 points in the first half before Pitt went on a 10-0 run. The game wobbled back and forth the rest of the way. But UNC didn’t score from the field over the final 3:49. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - UNC's Non-Conference Basketball Schedule; Coaching Staff Questions

Is UNC's non-conference basketball schedule too easy or just right? With a home-and-home series against Georgetown, the Tar Heels' strategy is under the microscope. Also, Coach Hubert Davis's decision to maintain an all-UNC alumni coaching staff raises questions about innovation and fresh perspectives. (View Video)

Video: THI Podcast - UNC Basketball's European Revolution?

Estonia native and Arizona transfer Henri Veesaar committed to UNC Basketball in April. Next came Luka Bogavac from Montenegro in May. So today, Andrew Jones and Jacob Turner from Tar Heel Illustrated discuss if this could lead to a European pipeline for Hubert Davis’ program. (View Video)

Carolina Insider Podcast: Super Regional Preview, Gavin Gallaher Interview, UNC Basketball Roster

UNC Baseball now hosts Arizona in the Super Regional for the right to go to the CWS (2:18). Tar Heel Basketball has been active in the transfer portal as the final 2025-26 roster is taking shape (34:50). Chapel Hill Regional MOP, Tar Heel third baseman Gavin Gallaher, joins (47:41), and more. (Listen To Podcast)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - David Chadwick Discusses Dean Smith's Leadership Principles

Former UNC basketball player David Chadwick (1968-71) discusses untold stories from his time under Coach Dean Smith, reflections on playing at UNC during the late 1960s, the evolution of college basketball, and the enduring impact of Coach Smith's leadership principles. (View Video)

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