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Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Basketball.

Treading his own path: Cole Anthony is embracing the unprecedented

It's nearly impossible to find parallels to Cole Anthony's decision to sign with Melbourne United. Before Anthony, every player who's joined an NBL team after a flourishing NBA career has done so in the twilight of their playing days, or once the opportunities in the best basketball league in the world have dried up. That's why Anthony's signing is so striking. (ESPN)

Chansky’s Notebook: The Five Stages

When he finished his fourth season at UNC, Seth Trimble was looked on as a "throwback" player after spending his entire college career at one school. No longer. Trimble has laid the groundwork to suit up for Louisville this season, though the NCAA’s appeal of the court ruling allowing high school class of 2022 athletes to play a fifth season is ongoing. (Chapelboro.com)

Video: Tar Heel Tribune - Coach Bill Robinson Discusses UNC Basketball Roster, Coaching Transition

On the “Tar Heel Tribune Podcast,” Milligan coach Bill Robinson, the author of “Carolina Basketball School,” who has deep ties to the program, talks about Michael Malone’s first UNC roster, the coaching transition and many Carolina basketball topics. (View Video)

Former UNC Teammates React to Seth Trimble’s Surprise Transfer to Louisville

Seth Trimble bid farewell to North Carolina and announced his intention to transfer to ACC rival Louisville late Tuesday night. "Carolina, I've had the best four years that anybody could ask for," Trimble said in an announcement on social media. Following his announcement, many of his former UNC teammates reacted on social media. (TarHeel247)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Neo Avdalas Is A Matchup Nightmare

Neoklis Avdalas brings versatility and international flair to UNC Basketball, which makes him a matchup nightmare for opponents. Hosts Isaac Schade and Jonathan Adams break down Avdalas' size, Luka Doncic-inspired game, and what his arrival means for Michael Malone’s vision for UNC Basketball. (View Video)

Michael Malone, Steve Newmark Comment on Seth Trimble's Transfer to Louisville

North Carolina senior guard Seth Trimble announced on social media that he'll be transferring to Louisville, where, as of now, he'll play his fifth college basketball season. UNC Basketball coach Michael Malone and athletics director Steve Newmark each released statements regarding Trimble on Wednesday afternoon. "Seth will always be a Tar Heel." (TarHeel247)

Antawn Jamison names his all-time UNC Basketball starting five

UNC Basketball history bulges with championships, All-Americans, and NBA stars. So it's tough to narrow all those players down to an all-time starting five. But 1998 national player of the year Antawn Jamison was a good sport and agreed to do so. "I'm gonna start with Phil Ford as my point guard," then named Michael Jordan as his shooting guard. (Yahoo! Sports)

Carolina Insider Podcast: UNC Football Training Camp, Basketball Talk, Mallory Wilmouth

Season 11 of the Carolina Insider Podcast begins as UNC Football training camp is in full swing (3:36). Carolina Basketball continues to adjust its roster heading into the season (24:44). And Former Tar Heel Basketball manager (now with the Stanley Cup champion Carolina Hurricanes) Mallory Wilmoth joins (35:00). (Listen To Podcast)

Seth Trimble commits to Louisville Cardinals for fifth season

Former North Carolina guard Seth Trimble has committed to Louisville. Trimble, who entered the transfer portal in the spring, had the door opened to play next season following a court ruling that gave Class of 2022 high schoolers a fifth season of college eligibility. Trimble says he considers UNC "home" but a roster logjam led to him looking elsewhere. (ESPN)

Antawn Jamison on Michael Jordan, UNC, and the inside story of hiring Michael Malone

Former UNC and NBA star Antawn Jamison isn’t playing basketball anymore, but he’s still had a newsy 2026. Jamison was deeply involved in the hiring of UNC men’s basketball coach Michael Malone, and he goes in depth about that process and what it was like playing for Malone in the NBA. "In terms of X’s and O’s, he’s one of the best to ever do it." (AOL.com)

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