UNC Basketball Recruiting

Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Basketball Recruiting.

Cameron Boozer discusses UNC and Duke

Some eyebrows were raised when UNC offered Cameron Boozer and his brother Cayden Boozer scholarships, given that their father Carlos Boozer is a Duke legend. "We got on a call with Hubert Davis and he said he wants to build a relationship with us and further our recruiting. It's a great school, and I'm super happy to have that offer. My dad supports it." (247 Sports)

Boozer, Peterson, Peat, Harwell Stand Out At USA Basketball U16 Training Camp

Darryn Peterson is a gamer and natural scorer. When the scrimmages began, the switch flipped. There is a leadership quality Koa Peat brings to the basketball court. Peat consistently makes plays. Cameron Boozer is the No. 1 recruit in the 2025 class, and in a gym of alphas, he brings an alpha mentality. Isiah Harwell's jump shot is nice when his feet are set. (On3.com)

UNC commit Drake Powell set to climb 247Sports recruiting rankings

The rise of UNC 2024 commit Drake Powell continues. After committing to the Tar Heels in 2022, Powell has elevated his game and the result has been a move up in the recruiting rankings as well as earning a fifth star on 247Sports. Powell continued his stellar play in his junior year of high school and on the AAU cycle and his stock continues to grow. (Tar Heels Wire)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Zayden High and Simeon Wilcher's roles? QB Michael Merdinger up next?

Incoming freshmen Zayden High and Simeon Wilcher bring intriguing skill sets to the 2023-24 UNC Basketball roster. What will their roles be? What are their likely floors and ceilings? Turning to football, Michael Merdinger is UNC's class of 2024 quarterback commit. Is he next in line? Will it be Connor Harrell or Tad Hudson? (View Video)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Boozer twins' potential fit at UNC? Baseball back in action

Hubert Davis recently offered scholarship's to Cameron Boozer and Cayden Boozer, class of 2025 twin sons of former Duke basketball player Carlos Boozer. What are their skill sets? How would they fit at UNC? Carolina Baseball is back in action Thursday against Virginia. And the ACC has proposed a new merit-based revenue distribution plan. (View Video)

Jarin Stevenson Schedules UNC Official Visit

With a reclassification decision -- and potentially a college decision -- looming, Jarin Stevenson has scheduled an official visit to North Carolina. The 6-foot-10 Pittsboro (N.C.) Seaforth forward will make the short drive to Chapel Hill for an official stay next Tuesday, May 30. Stevenson expects to decide soon on whether he'll move up to the 2023 class. (Inside Carolina)

Ian Jackson among top performers at Southern Jam Fest

Ian Jackson brought his trademark blend of speed, athleticism, elite IQ, and three-level scoring ability to Virginia in a big way. No one was able to keep him out of the lane when he attacked and he made masterful reads once he got into the paint, whether it was kicking it out to a teammate or finishing at the rim. The UNC commit unleashed the full repertoire. (Rivals.com)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Waiting on Jarin Stevenson's decision; Mac Horvath snubbed

Despite not being committed or in the 2023 basketball recruiting class. Five-star forward Jarin Stevenson said he’d like to make a reclassification decision by the end of his school year – June 9. Could he be headed to UNC? And Mac Horvath did not make the All-ACC Baseball First Team. Host Isaac Schade believes Horvath was snubbed. (View Video)

Drake Powell at Josh Level Classic: Video Highlights & Photos

Drake Powell took a break from the EYBL circuit to participate in Saturday's Josh Level Classic, a showcase event for the state's top basketball talent. The UNC commit, now ranked in the Top 20 of the 2024 recruiting class, has one more year at Pittsboro (N.C.) Northwood before becoming a Tar Heel. Powell posted 18 points and six rebounds at the event. (Inside Carolina)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Boozer twins in Chapel Hill? What's happening with Caleb Love?

UNC has offered two more scholarships in the 2025 basketball recruiting class, going to Cameron Boozer and Cayden Boozer. While the Tar Heels may not be able to snatch the twins from their father’s alma mater, Duke, Isaac Schade shares why offering them is a great ploy. Also, why won’t Caleb Love be playing at Michigan next season? (View Video)

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