How UNC landed Harrison Ingram, perhaps the most interesting player in college basketball

Posted Mar 15, 2024
There is a better than average chance that today in America, or perhaps even in the world at large, someone will go online and become immersed in a virtual game of chess, without realizing it, against arguably the most interesting college basketball player in the country. Harrison Ingram, North Carolina’s junior forward, has to at least be in the conversation. (Yahoo! News)

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