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Video: Chicago Bulls - Caleb Wilson All-Access

Former North Carolina forward Caleb Wilson was asked during his NBA pre-draft interview is he's prepared to lead this Chicago Bulls team. "I feel like I'm your guy, honestly. I would love to play in Chicago. I'm a DAWG." Check out All-Access with this year's No. 4 overall draft selection. (View Video)

Caleb Wilson had great 2-word message after going off against Cam Boozer

Former UNC forward Caleb Wilson had Chicago Bulls fans swooning with his message following a historic performance against Cam Boozer. The No. 4 pick on Friday got the chance to match up against Boozer, the player the Memphis Grizzlies selected one pick ahead of Wilson, in an NBA Summer League clash at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas. (Larry Brown Sports)

How social media reacted to Caleb Wilson's summer league debut

Caleb Wilson's NBA Summer League debut was an historic one. On Friday, Wilson made his debut with the Chicago Bulls as they took on Cam Boozer and the Memphis Grizzlies. While the Grizzlies earned the win, Wilson scored 35 points, including 7 3-pointers to set a summer league record. That included a personal 9-0 run from him in the third quarter. (USA Today)

Bulls' Wilson 'emotional,' dominant in 35-point summer league debut

Bulls rookie Caleb Wilson scored 35 points in his summer league debut, the second most in a Las Vegas debut since the event began in 2004. It was Wilson's first competitive game since Feb. 10, after his lone season at UNC ended in February with a broken wrist, and he said he cried before the game because he was so emotional to be back on the court. (ESPN)

Video: IC Podcast - Angelo Brizzi, UNC Recruiting in Las Vegas, Peach Jam Preview

As the UNC Basketball staff hits the recruiting trail for the summer evaluation periods, Inside Carolina's Sean Moran joins from EYBL Las Vegas, Sherrell McMillan previews next week's Adidas and Peach Jam events, and the guys analyze Angelo Brizzi's value to the Tar Heels. (View Video)

Video: Caleb Wilson goes off for 35 points in NBA Summer League debut - Highlights

Caleb Wilson, the Chicago Bulls' No. 4 overall draft pick, put on a spectacular scoring performance against the Memphis Grizzlies on Friday, setting a new record for most points in a Vegas Summer League debut, finishing with a game-high 35 points. Check out the highlights. (View Video)

Caleb Wilson breaks NBA Summer League record for debut with 35 points

Caleb Wilson was impressive in his first game in 150 days from the start, setting a record for points in an NBA Summer League opener with a 35-point show. Although his Chicago Bulls lost to the Memphis Grizzlies 97–96 on Friday in Las Vegas, the No. 4 pick outplayed former Duke star Cameron Boozer, the No. 3 pick, who had 23 points and six rebounds. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - UNC, Luke Maye Create Unforgettable Elite-Eight Moment vs. UK

UNC Basketball fans reflect on their favorite memories, including the Tar Heels' 2017 Elite Eight win over Kentucky and Luke Maye’s legendary shot. Host Isaac Schade dives into R.J. Davis’ Smith Center scoring record, the electric Final Four showdown against Duke, and more. (View Video)

Video: TarHeel247 Podcast - John Henson Practice Scoops and Standouts with 2009 Champ Mike Copeland

2009 National Champion Mike Copeland joins former UNC and NBA forward John Henson to discuss the Tar Heels’ first offseason under Michael Malone. Copeland attended UNC Basketball’s summer camps and discusses the program’s practicing, conditioning, and newcomers who stood out during scrimmages. (View Video)

How much Michael Malone’s UNC Basketball staff members will earn

UNC basketball coach Michael Malone’s first coaching staff will make more than $1.7 million, according to a UNC-System database. Malone will make $7.5 million his first year. Chuck Martin will be paid $500,000. Pat Sullivan will make $390,143. Bryan Tibaldi will be paid $365,000. Sean May will earn $344,659. And Brandon Robinson will make $125,000. (WRAL.com)

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