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Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Basketball.

Chansky’s Notebook: Moves and Maybes

The Tar Heels still need to get bigger and bigger. Congrats to Hubert Davis and his staff for reeling in 7-footer Henri Veesaar from Arizona. He looks like a good get, but Carolina cannot stop there and needs at least one more big man besides Veesaar and Ven-Allen Lubin. A potential big hole now is the future of rising sophomores Ian Jackson and Drake Powell. (Chapelboro.com)

Video: Coast To Coast Podcast - UNC Basketball Portal Reset And Roster Snapshot

UNC Basketball finds itself in the middle of roster reconstruction. Last week, Henri Veesaar and Jonathan Powell committed to the Tar Heels. Inside Carolina's Sherrell McMillan, Sean Moran, and Joey Powell break down UNC's roster turnover and anticipate what's next for Hubert Davis and his staff. (View Video)

Cole Anthony Hosts Second Bowling Fundraiser to Support 50 Ways Foundation

Cole Anthony brings passion to everything he does in the community. The latest example of that came Sunday during his second bowling fundraiser to benefit his 50 Ways Foundation. In addition to bowling, the event featured other games as well as a silent auction. Magic head coach Jamahl Mosley, other coaches, and teammates joined in on the fun. (NBA.com)

Video: NBA legend Antawn Jamison - Education is the most important thing

As we celebrate the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace, former NBA and North Carolina Basketball star Antawn Jamison reunited with his old friend and Tar Heel teammate Makhtar Ndiaye in Dakar, Senegal to discuss the importance of both sports and education in their growth as athletes and individuals. (Olympics.com)

Coby White breaks the single-season three-pointers record for Chicago Bulls

Former UNC guard Coby White has already made history by becoming the first Chicago Bull since Michael Jordan to receive back-to-back Player of the Week awards. He has continued his outstanding success by having the record for most three-pointers in a single season (210) in franchise history. The record he broke was his own from last season. (Keeping It Heel)

Henri Veesaar's Big Commitment; UNC Basketball's Upgraded Frontcourt

It was a lot of leg work, patience and collaboration between the UNC Basketball coaching staff, Jim Tanner, and the folks advising Arizona transfer Henri Veesaar. All of that worked together. This is a clear example of North Carolina adapting to the new ways of college basketball. Veesaar entered the portal and had a phone call from UNC within minutes. (Inside Carolina)

Video: THI Podcast - Discussing Henri Veesaar Transferring to UNC

Arizona 7-footer Henri Veesaar is transferring to play basketball at North Carolina. Veesaar visited UNC on April 2, and after returning to Arizona, he decided a change to Chapel Hill was in his best interest. The Tar Heel Illustrated team discusses Veesaar as a player and why he makes sense for the Tar Heels. (View Video)

Coby White is An Absolute Gem

Chicago Bulls’ guard Coby White joined 670 The Score for an extended discussion about his sixth season in the NBA. The conversation turned out to be an excellent depiction of the 25-year-old’s mature mindset and lovable personality. And, all things considered, it helps display why he’s taken another massive leap over the last month and a half of the season. (Bleacher Nation)

Michael Jordan’s ‘I’m Back’ fax: Revisiting the Bulls legend's return to the NBA 30 years later

Thirty years ago, Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan put the entire NBA on notice. After retiring for 17 months, Jordan announced his official return to basketball with arguably the two most iconic words in NBA history: “I’m back.” The announcement came in the middle of the 1994-95 NBA season. The Bulls were 34-31 when Jordan rejoined the team. (Yahoo! Sports)

Video: IC Podcast - 7-Footer Henri Veesaar Commits to UNC Basketball

Seven-footer Henri Veesaar will transfer to UNC. After seeing his role increase over the season at Arizona, Veesaar brings significant size and talent to the Tar Heels. Inside Carolina's Sherrell McMillan, Sean Moran, and Joey Powell consider what the big man from Estonia means to UNC Basketball next season. (View Video)

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