UNC Hoops: A Few More Takeaways

Posted Jan 27, 2024
Harrison Ingram was a good rebounder in his two seasons at Stanford. He averaged 6.2 boards per game in the 65 contests he played for the Cardinal. He didn’t grab more than 11 in any game, and all six double-digit rebound game occurred in his freshman season. Through 19 games into his Carolina career, however, Ingram has become a force on the glass. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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