UNC Basketball Recruiting

Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Basketball Recruiting.

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Drake Powell, Boogie Fland, and More

Boogie Fland's withdrawal from the NBA Draft could be huge for UNC if the Tar Heels decide to pursue him. Meanwhile, Drake Powell's jaw-dropping NBA combine performance, including a 37.5-inch vertical, has fans buzzing. The episode also covers UNC Men's Golf and David Ford's standout regional performance. (View Video)

Video: THI Podcast - 3 Concerns With UNC Basketball Incoming Transfers

On Thursday, the Tar Heel Illustrated podcast focused on 3 positives regarding each of UNC Basketball's five transfer portal newcomers. Today's episode focuses on three concerns about the five portal transfers at UNC: Jarin Stevenson, Henri Veesaar, Kyan Evans, Jaydon Young, and Jonathan Powell. (View Video)

Video: Caleb Wilson basketball workout

When Class of 2025 five-star power forward Caleb Wilson committed to North Carolina, fans were overcome with joy - he's a big-time get. Before he makes his way to campus too, the 5-star signee is working overtime in getting his mind and body ready. A recent workout clip made its way online of Wilson putting in serious work on the hardwood. (Keeping It Heel)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Seth Trimble, UNC Basketball Schedule, New Transfer Target?

On Thursday, Texas Tech basketball transfer Devan Cambridge was granted a seventh season of eligibility. Cambridge reportedly had heard from multiple teams, including North Carolina. Should the Tar Heels get involved? Also, more on Seth Trimble's leadership and UNC's new 18-game ACC schedule. (View Video)

What UNC Basketball's No. 7 Recruiting Class Brings to Chapel Hill in 2025-26

247Sports unveiled its final Class of 2025 basketball recruit rankings Wednesday. The Tar Heels' class of Caleb Wilson, Derek Dixon, and Isaiah Denis cemented UNC at No. 7 in the Team Rankings. National basketball director Eric Bossi discusses why each of the three incoming Tar Heels landed where they did in the rankings and what fans can expect. (Inside Carolina)

Five-star 2027 basketball recruit Paul Osaruyi wants to visit 'all the Blue Bloods'

Five-star 2027 forward Paul Osaruyi is one of the youngest players on the Nike EYBL 17u circuit this summer. The 6-foot-10, 220-pound big man from Toronto has taken unofficial visits to UNC, Duke, NC State, and Wake Forest. On UNC: "That school’s pretty nice. Jordan Brand too so the gear is crazy. The campus is crazy. I watched a few of their games." (Zag's Blog)

Video: Caleb Wilson Senior Season Highlights

Full senior-season highlights from class of 2025 five-star North Carolina basketball signee and McDonald's All-American Caleb Wilson from Holy Innocents Episcopal School in Atlanta, Georgia. (View Video)

Video: Coast To Coast Podcast - UNC Basketball Roster Updates and More

The ins and outs of UNC Basketball have slowed for the moment. Players are focusing on exams and NBA aspirations, while the coaching staff works in quiet to fill out next season's roster. The Inside Carolina crew discusses recent player updates, some foreign flavor on the recruiting trail, and more. (View Video)

How No. 1 NC high school basketball recruit Cole Cloer keeps level head amid ACC interest

High school junior Cole Cloer is honored that the 247sports.com recruiting website has him currently ranked as the No. 1 college basketball prospect in his class in North Carolina. But Cloer is also quick to point out that rankings won’t win any basketball games. “It’s special because people recognize all the hard work I’ve put in,” Cloer said. (Charlotte Observer)

Ivan Kharchenkov, Russian prospect playing in German league, on UNC basketball's radar

North Carolina basketball has 11 scholarship players on its roster for next season. With a couple of openings left to fill, fifth-year head coach Hubert Davis and his coaching staff are now showing interest in Russian-born German prospect Ivan Kharchenkov. He's a 6-foot-6, 220-pound chiseled wing who is just beginning to scratch the surface of his potential. (Sports Illustrated)

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