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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)

Chansky’s Notebook: The Driver

Schools with the most money will continue to grow their wealth and keep ahead of the competition. UNC Development has raised billions of dollars, but its richest alumni and fans are not as single-minded as the Alabamas and Ohio States, where championships keep money flowing. There must be a driver. Maybe Michael Jordan gets behind the wheel. (Chapelboro.com)

Getting to Know UNC Basketball Commit Luka Bogavac: 'He Wants the Ball in His Hands'

UNC Basketball commit Luka Bogavac is one of the greatest Montenegrin talents. A great guy, he has a serious character, good energy, he is dedicated and wants to progress. Luka has a great work ethic. He's always positive and smiling in the locker room and his teammates love him. He likes to make clutch plays. I'm sure he'll do well at UNC. (Inside Carolina)

Tony Bradley could become fifth Tar Heel to win NCAA championship and NBA title

Tony Bradley has a chance to join a select group of North Carolina Basketball players who have won championships with the Tar Heels and in the NBA. When the Indiana Pacers visit the Oklahoma City Thunder on Thursday in Game 1 of the NBA finals, Bradley, a Pacers reserve, will try to become the fifth Tar Heel to win an NCAA and NBA title. (Tar Heel Tribune)

The 5 Best Tar Heels To Never Make An NBA Roster

Few college basketball programs have turned out as many NBA players as North Carolina, but there are some outstanding Tar Heels who never made to the league. Here are the 5 best from that group: 1. Ed Cota (1996-2000). Perhaps the most surprising UNC player to never play in an NBA game is Cota because of his wizardry passing the basketball. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

Former UNC Center Tony Bradley seeks first NBA championship

Former Tar Heel center and current member of the Indiana Pacers, Tony Bradley, is headed to the NBA Finals. Bradley spent just one season at North Carolina. He was a freshman on the 2016-2017 national championship squad. The 7-footer played an important part in UNC’s championship run, providing a great spark for the Tar Heels off the bench. (Keeping It Heel)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - UNC Basketball Decades Draft

Imagine crafting the ultimate lineup from decades of UNC Basketball legends. This episode features a draft game where host Isaac Schade and guest Lenzell Graham select all-time greats like James Worthy and Tyler Hansbrough to build their Tar Heel dream teams. (View Video)

Chansky’s Notebook: First True International Player

Luka Bogavac is the first true foreign UNC basketball player this century. Dean Smith often signed international players because they would be better teammates than basketball players. Smith did it for the diversity of his squad and what they could learn from each other. Randy Wiel from Curacao was the first foreign-born player Smith signed. (Chapelboro.com)

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