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Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Basketball.

Seth Trimble is the Barometer for UNC Basketball

For UNC Basketball to make any type of deep run, whether it be in the ACC Tournament or the NCAA Tournament, they can’t just rely on Caleb Wilson and Henri Veesaar. It’s a guard’s game, and Seth Trimble is the guard with the most opportunity to play at a high level because he’s such a fantastic athlete. That’s the key for the Tar Heels moving forward. (Inside Carolina)

Hubert Davis has UNC Basketball in great position despite injury-riddled season

For all the flack Hubert Davis catches as UNC's head basketball coach, he sure wins a lot of games, particularly in the injury-riddled, 2025-26 season. For a good portion of non-conference play, North Carolina's trio of Seth Trimble, Caleb Wilson, and Henri Veesaar have missed a combined 15 games, but a 22-6 record is pretty good to show for those ailments. (USA Today)

UNC Continues Smith Center Debate

The topic of the Smith Center’s fate has hung over the UNC community for the last few months. After working for years to determine whether to renovate or seek a site for a new arena, the university’s administration appeared set on constructing a new home at its Carolina North property before strong public blowback caused them to defer the decision. (Chapelboro.com)

Video: Coast To Coast Podcast - All About UNC Basketball Commit Dylan Mingo

Who is Dylan Mingo? To better answer that question, the Coast to Coast crew from Inside Carolina welcomes someone who knows him well: Terrence "Munch" Williams, the executive director of Mingo's travel program, ProScholars Athletics. (View Video)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Pete Chilcutt Previews UNC Basketball vs. Virginia Tech

UNC Basketball faces a must-win showdown as Virginia Tech visits Chapel Hill fighting for their NCAA Tournament hopes. Host Isaac Schade and Tar Heel legend Pete Chilcutt discuss storylines, Seth Trimble’s resurgence, Zayden High’s breakout impact, and more. (View Video)

Carolina Insider Podcast: Danny Green joins, UNC Basketball wins two straight, VT preview

UNC Basketball has won back-to-back games over Syracuse (7:20) and Louisville (18:01) and now looks for their third straight win vs. Virginia Tech (29:08). 2009 National Champion and 3x NBA Champion Danny Green joins (54:55). Plus: 'The Arena Discussion' (47:01) and which teams are UNC's Top Five basketball rivals? (2:00:41) (Listen To Podcast)

Caleb Wilson Set for Imaging, Henri Veesaar Says He's 100 Percent

"I'm definitely 100 percent, I'm able to practice, I'm able to play in games and playing without any pain," Henri Veesaar said. As for Caleb Wilson, the timetable remains unclear. It has been over two weeks since he injured his left hand against Miami. His return largely depends on what further imaging reveals. "We have another doctor's visit this week." (TarHeel247)

Hubert Davis' Approach to Offensive Success: 'We’ll Run It Until They Stop It'

How often will Hubert Davis call the same play over and over in a game if North Carolina is finding success running it? The short answer: "Until they stop it," he quipped. Davis explained on his Wednesday night radio show that it was a concept he learned when he was playing in the NBA. "I love running plays over and over again if we find success in it." (Inside Carolina)

Chansky’s Notebook: Free Throw Follies

There was always going to be a drop off after the departure of R.J. Davis, whose career free throw percentage of 86.1 is a program record. But UNC couldn’t have counted on Seth Trimble dropping 14 percentage points from 82 percent last season to 68 percent this season. Or that Henri Veesaar would drop from 68 percent at Arizona to 61 percent at UNC. (Chapelboro.com)

Cormac Ryan Signs Two-Way Contract With Milwaukee Bucks

The Milwaukee Bucks have signed Cormac Ryan to a Two-Way contract. A 6-5, 200-pound guard from UNC, Ryan has appeared in 29 games this season with the Wisconsin Herd in the NBA G League, averaging 20.4 points, 4.6 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 1.5 steals in 31.2 minutes per game while shooting 48.9% from the field and 42.3% from three. (NBA.com)

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