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Seth Trimble on New-Look Tar Heels: 'We came together super, super quick'

With Seth Trimble meeting with the media Wednesday to field questions as the Tar Heels gear up for the start of basketball practice that begins next Monday, one of the first questions was about UNC's roster coming together. Three European players, a local from down the road, and new Tar Heels from various other areas convene to form a single unit. (TarHeel247)

THT Newsletter: UNC Visits UCF, Seth Trimble Talks Tar Heels, Cameron Holmes Visit, and Ludacris!

It’s been a big sports week. Carolina Football visits UCF, 5-star Cameron Holmes is set to visit, UNC and NC State to play Fall baseball at the DBAP, Men’s Lacrosse lands the No. 1 recruit, linebacker Mikai Gbayor honored, and Women’s Basketball hosts a big official visit. Plus: Updates on Professor Hansbrough, Roy Williams, Seth Trimble, and Ludacris(!). (Tar Heel Times Newsletter)

Seth Trimble Becoming Carolina Basketball's Voice

North Carolina’s acquisitions of Henri Veesaar and Kyan Evans didn’t come without the assistance of UNC’s most experienced guard. Seth Trimble served as recruiter and host this offseason, helping the Tar Heels' new players acclimate to the team and campus. Trimble is the familiar face and voice of a UNC Basketball roster with 10 new scholarship players. (Inside Carolina)

Roy Williams Holds Court at UNC Class in Dadgum Quintessential Form

From his seat in front of the class Tuesday, Roy Williams leaned back and looked up at Tyler Hansbrough, one UNC Basketball legend to another, and informed his former big man that this next tale would wrap up his time as a guest lecturer. More than two decades ago, Williams was stopped for speeding in Missouri while trying to make a recruiting visit. (Inside Carolina)

Seth Trimble calls the influx of tall newcomers 'a blessing'

Seth Trimble grinned as he started to talk about the newcomers who have made this preseason feel so different. There are a lot of them, including a completely reshaped frontcourt with two 7-foot centers and two 6-10 forwards, along with a Montenegrin wing who's still adjusting to American slang. Trimble said that the group has come together quickly. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Video: TarHeel247 Podcast - John Henson Talks With Brendan Haywood

Former NBA and UNC basketball standouts John Henson and Brendan Haywood share never-before-told stories about their recruitments, summer workouts against Tar Heel legends, expectations for this season's team, Brendan's time in the NBA, and more. (View Video)

Video: Seth Trimble Wednesday Pre-Season Press Conference

North Carolina senior guard Seth Trimble meets with the media on Wednesday to discuss the Tar Heels' preparations for the upcoming season, takeaways from last season, team chemistry, leadership, naming a new Ben & Jerry's ice cream flavor after Roy Williams, and more. (View Video)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - 2025-26 UNC Basketball Roster Preview: Jaydon Young

UNC Basketball added depth with shooting guard Jadon Young's transfer from Virginia Tech. Young's decision to join his "dream school" despite potentially reduced minutes showcases his commitment to winning. Host Isaac Schade and Josh Marlow analyze Young's stats, strengths, and potential impact on UNC's rotation. (View Video)

Henri Veesaar can solve UNC basketball's big problem

There’s one UNC basketball question that was asked incessantly by fans and haters of the Tar Heels alike throughout the 2024-25 season. “Why doesn’t UNC have a big man?” Arizona transfer Henri Veesaar is capable of solving that problem in the 2025-26 season as the Tar Heels’ latest center. A 7-footer from Estonia, Veesaar is a tone-setting big. (Yahoo! Sports)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - UNC Basketball's Preseason Rankings, Football Schedule

Host Isaac Schade breaks down UNC Basketball's potential fall from the top 20 rankings, a first in two decades. He discusses the football team's schedule, troublesome matchups, quarterback Gio Lopez's performance, and much more. (View Video)

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