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Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Basketball Recruiting.

Video: Coast To Coast Podcast - Roster Clarity For UNC Basketball

Sean Moran, Sherrell McMillan, and Joey Powell of Inside Carolina discuss 's commitment to UNC Basketball, his game, how this fills a glaring need for the Tar Heels on the court, roster composition, and much more. (View Video)

Video: THI Podcast - Discussing Luka Bogavac's Commitment to UNC Basketball

UNC Basketball gained an important commitment Saturday from European guard , giving a 6-foot-5 shooter and needed wing player. David Sisk and Andrew Jones of Tar Heel Illustrated discuss Bogavac, his recruitment, his game, what it means to the Tar Heels, and more. (View Video)

Video: IC Reaction Podcast - Luka Bogavac Commits to UNC Basketball

of Montenegro, who plays professionally with SC Derby in Podgorica, is bringing his sharp-shooting 6-foot-5 frame to Chapel Hill. Inside Carolina's Sean Moran, Sherrell McMillan, and Joey Powell break down what Bogavac's commitment to the Tar Heels means for the coming season. (View Video)

Montenegro guard Luka Bogavac commits to UNC Basketball

Months of overseas work yielded an international addition for UNC GM Jim Tanner and ' Tar Heels on Saturday with the commitment of guard , a 6-foot-5 Montenegro native who already has logged four professional seasons in ABA Liga (Adriatic Basketball Association). He'll be 22 years old when the college basketball season begins. (Inside Carolina)

Kohl Rosario discusses UNC Basketball offer, official visits, possible reclassification

Class of 2026 wing : "(UNC has) been in contact with me for the last week. Right after I got the Duke offer the head coach called me and said he liked my game. He had been watching me during the live period. He said there were rumors I might be coming out in ’25, but if I’m 2026 he would love to have me on the team and that they needed me." (Tar Heel Illustrated)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - UNC Basketball Back To Big Guards; Baseball Regional

UNC Basketball has extended an offer to , a promising 6'5" point guard known for his defensive prowess. Plus, dive into the Chapel Hill Regional preview for the NCAA baseball tournament, where the Tar Heels are the top seed, facing off against Oklahoma, Nebraska, and Holy Cross. (View Video)

Q&A: Dylan Mingo Looking for a Trusting Relationship at the Next Level

already had quite the resume. The 6-foot-5 rising senior from the New York City area is ranked No. 11 in the 2026 class, and is the second highest rated point guard. If that wasn't enough, a stellar session in Memphis earlier in the month in front of and was enough for UNC to offer the PSA Cardinal on Wednesday. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

Hubert Davis Offers 2026 Shooting Guard Kohl Rosario

Class of 2026 4-star shooting guard is the latest basketball recruit to pick up an offer from UNC, doing so on Thursday. In a span of three days, Rosario has picked up offers from Kansas, Duke, and now the Tar Heels after his strong play on the AAU circuit. The 6-foot-5 Rosario hails from Hudson, North Carolina and plays at Moravian Prep. (USA Today)

UNC Basketball Offers 5-Star PG Dylan Mingo

announced Thursday that he has received an offer from North Carolina. The 5-star point guard from the New York City area is one of the top players in the 2026 basketball recruiting class. Alabama, BYU, Illinois, and Louisville are some of the schools heavily involved, but the Tar Heels could become a major player now that they've offered. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Toni Bryant's UNC Visit Coincides With First Game of Bill Belichick Era

Class of 2026 5-star power forward is scheduled to make an official visit to North Carolina on a pivotal day. This visit coincides with the first football game of the era, promising an electrifying atmosphere that could sway Bryant's decision. (View Video)
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