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Seth Trimble rejects Henri Veesaar in meeting at the rim; RJ Davis scores double figures again

On Saturday in the NBA Summer League, Tar Heels didn’t put up big numbers, but there was no denying the play of the day. It was a highlight-reel denial at the rim on a night R.J. Davis again scored double figures. In Washington’s 92-83 win over Atlanta, the Hawks’ Henri Veesaar stormed down court for a transition dunk. Seth Trimble had other ideas. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - UNC Basketball Lands Beckham Black Visit, Watches Recruits at Peach Jam

Top-ranked 2027 basketball recruit Beckham Black has scheduled a visit to UNC. Can coach Michael Malone land a program-changing commitment right out of the gate? Isaac Schade spotlights UNC Basketball’s pursuit of elite talents like Black and AJ Williams, both dominant at Peach Jam. (View Video)

Chansky’s Notebook: The Cost of Business

UNC has released its salary structure for the 2026-27 men’s basketball season, and now it has to be a game of wait and see. Michael Malone is making $7.5 million his first college head coaching season and his top assistant Chuck Martin is making $500,000. Here is where it gets interesting. The second new assistant Bryan Tibaldi is making $365,000. (Chapelboro.com)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - What 5-in-5 Means for UNC Basketball

The NCAA’s new "5-in-5" eligibility model could fundamentally change how college basketball programs recruit, develop players, and construct their rosters. What does the opportunity to play five full seasons mean specifically for Michael Malone and UNC Basketball? (View Video)

Caleb Wilson dazzling again, but won’t play in Chicago Bulls’ final Summer League game

High draft picks are typically done after two NBA Summer League games, but Caleb Wilson isn’t like most high draft picks. He wanted to keep grinding because he says he loves playing and showing the NBA world why he should have been drafted higher than No. 4. Some have compared Wilson to Kevin Garnett, who has dubbed Wilson "The Little Ticket." (Tar Heel Tribune)

Video: TarHeel247 Podcast - What to Make of Summer Basketball Narratives

Summer basketball information is popular and entertaining among North Carolina fans. But what is there to make of everything that the media reports and fans discuss? Andrew Jones and Jacob Turner from TarHeel247 discuss. (View Video)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Terrence Brown's Leadership, UNC Camp Session 2 Takeaways

UNC Basketball has a new on-court leader in Terrence Brown. Can his relentless competitiveness elevate the Tar Heels? Coach Rob discusses the second session of Carolina Basketball School, the growing chemistry, the impact of missing big men Sayon Keita and Alexandros Samodurov, and more. (View Video)

Former UNC Basketball Players Mourn Changes in Chapel Hill: 'It's Not Franklin Street Anymore'

Gone are beloved Chapel Hill staples like The Rathskeller, Schoolkids Records, Bub O'Malley's, Pepper's, Spanky's, and others that served generations of UNC students along Franklin Street. Their absence is a reminder that nothing lasts forever, even in one of the nation's best college towns. It's been a topic of discussion among Tar Heels for years. (TarHeel247)

Seth Trimble pours in 24 points; RJ Davis logs double-double in NBA Summer League

Seth Trimble put up 24-points at the NBA Summer League on Wednesday night, while former UNC teammate R.J. Davis produced an impressive double-double. Washington has one more two-way contract available, and Trimble is likely competing with former Virginia guard Reece Beekman and former St. John’s guard Kadary Richmond for that spot. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Who are the five best wings in UNC basketball history?

5. Bobby Lewis (1964–67): Bob Lewis remains one of the most prolific scorers in UNC basketball history. 4. Larry Miller (1965–68): He remains the only player in UNC history to win ACC Player of the Year twice. 3. Charlie Scott (1967–70): He was a trailblazer as UNC’s first African American varsity basketball player and one of the program’s all-time greats. (USA Today)

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