UNC Basketball

Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Basketball.

Video: TarHeel247 Podcast - Why Maximo Adams Can Be A Difference Maker For UNC Basketball

College basketball and recruiting analyst David Sisk joins Andrew Jones of TarHeel247 to discuss UNC freshman small forward Maximo Adams, his skillset, versatility, work ethic, pro potential, and more as the newest Tar Heels arrive on campus and prepare for the upcoming season. (View Video)

The NCAA Has Won a Victory in the Class of 2022 Debate. What Does it Mean for UNC?

The Tenth Circuit stay does not affect potential fifth-year college athletes protected by a specific state lawsuit which has either been granted a total restraining order or injunction or is currently pending for one. This includes incoming North Carolina men’s basketball transfer Cameron Fens, who is protected by a lawsuit in the state of Tennessee. (Chapelboro.com)

Video: IC Podcast - UNC Basketball Non-Conference Schedule Breakdown

Greg Barnes and Tommy Ashley from Inside Carolina break down UNC Basketball's non-conference schedule, highlighted by a run of home games to open the season and several high-profile matchups in Greensboro, Charlotte, and Madison Square Garden. (View Video)

Ranking UNC Basketball’s non-conference opponents from toughest to easiest

Michael Malone’s first season in Chapel Hill offers no shortage of measuring sticks before ACC play. From a neutral-site date with a likely top-five team to a home game against a Southern Conference bottom-dweller, UNC Basketball's non-conference schedule includes a wide range of opponents. Here’s a ranking of all 17 games, from toughest to softest. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Garrison Brooks Named To USA Basketball 2026 Men’s World Cup Qualifying Team

USA Basketball announced the roster and coaching staff for the Aug. 2026 USA Men’s World Cup Qualifying Window 4 Team, which will play at Chile and host Colombia on Aug. 27 and Aug. 31, respectively. The team includes former UNC forward Garrison Brooks and 11 others with professional experience across the NBA, G League, and internationally. (NBA.com)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - UNC Basketball Unveils Non-Conference Schedule

UNC Basketball unveiled its 2026-27 non-conference basketball schedule Friday. Isaac Schade breaks down the schedule’s balance of marquee clashes against USC, Indiana, West Virginia, Arkansas, and Kentucky, alongside matchups against mid-major foes to help the Tar Heels' revamped roster jell before ACC play. (View Video)

Michael Malone settles into life as college basketball coach, sets expectations for players

Michael Malone reached the next stage of his transition from coaching NBA players to coaching college players this week when players on his first UNC Basketball team began classes. "School started [Monday]. I was in the NBA 25 years, and now I’m checking on classes. So, it’s a completely different opportunity, but one I’m embracing and excited about." (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC International Big Men Sayon Keita and Alexandros Samodurov Officially Cleared to Play

UNC announced its official basketball roster for the 2026-27 season on Friday — and with it came a significant boost to the Tar Heel frontcourt, as both Sayon Keita and Alexandros Samodurov have been officially cleared and are eligible to play, a source confirmed to Inside Carolina. On the official roster Keita is listed as a 7-foot-1, 205-pound freshman. (Inside Carolina)

UNC Men's Basketball Announces 2026-27 Roster

UNC's 2026-27 men's basketball roster includes five returning players from last season and 11 newcomers, including four freshmen, six transfers, and one other international. Jarin Stevenson, Jaydon Young, Evan Smith, John Holbrook, and Isaiah Denis played for UNC last season, when the Tar Heels went 24-9 and were a No. 6 seed in the NCAA South Region. (GoHeels.com)

Inside the journey that brought Terrence Brown to UNC Basketball

When Terrence Brown was a kid, he hitched rides across the country to attend club basketball tournaments he wasn’t playing in. He just loved basketball. Much of Brown’s early years were spent on or around a basketball court, and he gained a reputation as a "gym rat" in Minnesota. But his path to Division-I basketball included one obstacle after another. (MSN.com)

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