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Video: IC Reaction Podcast - Seth Trimble To Remain At UNC For Senior Season

Seth Trimble announced his intent to remain at UNC for a fourth season. Known for athleticism and defense, Trimble also brings roster continuity to the locker room. Inside Carolina's Sherrell McMillan, Sean Moran, and Joey Powell assess how UNC Basketball may look with Trimble as its leader. (View Video)

Seth Trimble announces return to UNC Basketball for 2025-26

North Carolina guard Seth Trimble has announced his return to the Tar Heels for the 2025-26 basketball season. This came after speculation regarding this future. In 34 games last season, Trimble put up 11.6 points per game, five rebounds, 1.3 assists, shot 43% from the floor, and 27% from three-point range. Those were career highs across the board. (On3.com)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Ian Jackson Transfers

Ian Jackson's unexpected departure from the UNC basketball program has sent shockwaves through the Carolina fan base. What does this mean for the Tar Heels' future? Host Isaac Schade provides an in-depth analysis of Jackson's performance and the implications of his transfer. (View Video)

Video: Luke Maye and Justin Jackson reflect on their 2017 NCAA title

It's been eight years since UNC hoisted the men's basketball NCAA Championship trophy. The memories haven't faded for Luke Maye and Justin Jackson. The 2017 thriller in Arizona earned Carolina its sixth national title. "That was the mountain top in Phoenix that spring," Maye said. (View Video)

UNC Tops Wall Street Journal's List Of College Basketball's Most Valuable Teams

1. North Carolina Tar Heels. Cash flow: $23.1M. Revenue: $38M. Enterprise value: $378M. With a half-dozen national championships and one of the most recognizable colors in college athletics, the program that birthed Michael Jordan and helped fuel Hall of Fame coaching careers from Dean Smith and Roy Williams, UNC stands alone at the top. (247 Sports)

Ian Jackson enters transfer portal, so what's next for UNC Basketball?

Ian Jackson has entered the transfer portal after one season at UNC. A former 5-star recruit, Jackson averaged 11.9 points as one of the Tar Heels' most explosive scorers at times. The 6-foot-4 guard reached 20 or more points in eight games, including four straight with 23 or more points to become the first UNC freshman to accomplish that feat. (MSN.com)

Ian Jackson Transfer, Basketball Recruiting Setback, Transfer Portal Checklist

Ian Jackson not being at Carolina next year is not surprising. Him going to another school is somewhat surprising. Salary and role alignment are usually the things that determine whether or not a player enters the portal. If he had gone pro, no one would really say anything. Him going to another school is what will really frustrate the UNC fan base. (Inside Carolina)

Video: IC Reaction Podcast - Ian Jackson Enters Transfer Portal

North Carolina’s Ian Jackson announced Monday that he is entering the transfer portal after one season in Chapel Hill. Inside Carolina’s Sherrell McMillan, Sean Moran, and Tommy Ashley react to the news and the effect Jackson’s decision could have on the Tar Heel basketball program. (View Video)

Ian Jackson Enters Transfer Portal Following Freshman Season At North Carolina

After one season at North Carolina, Ian Jackson has entered the transfer portal. Jackson, who joined the team from Bronx (N.Y.) Our Saviour Lutheran as a 5-star recruit, was named to the ACC All-Freshman team. He averaged 11.9 points per game (second on the team) and 2.7 rebounds while shooting 45.6% from the field, including 39.5% from three. (Inside Carolina)

Video: Antawn Jamison and Makhtar Ndiaye, friends and role models

Former North Carolina standouts, NBA players, and best friends Antawn Jamison and Makhtar Ndiaye, who first met over 20 years ago while playing basketball for the Tar Heels, visited Senegal during Dakar en Jeux 2024. In this exclusive conversation, they reflect on the importance of inspiring children and giving back. (Olympics.com)

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