UNC Basketball Recruiting

Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Basketball Recruiting.

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - UNC's Point Guard Portal Search Heats Up

With point guard transfers like Princeton's Xaivion Lee and Colorado State's Kyan Evans on UNC's radar, host Isaac Schade analyzes Lee's impressive 16.9 points per game and Evans' 45% 3-point shooting. The episode also celebrates Seth Trimble's decision to remain at UNC for his senior season. (View Video)

BYU transfer forward Kanon Catchings likely next UNC basketball portal commitment

UNC Basketball's next big transfer portal commitment seems likely to be Brigham Young forward Kanon Catchings. The 6-9 rising sophomore will visit UNC on Friday and On3’s Pete Nakos predicted that he will commit to the Tar Heels. Catchings entered the portal with a "do not contact" tag, which sometimes means they already knew their destination. (Tar Heel Tribune)

BYU Transfer Kanon Catchings Schedules UNC Basketball Official Visit

Brigham Young forward Kanon Catchings is set to officially visit UNC on Friday, the first day following the conclusion of the week-long NCAA "dead period." This will mark the second confirmed visit of Catchings' portal recruitment, as he visited Georgia before the dead period. The 6-foot-9 forward averaged 7.3 points and 2.2 rebounds his freshman season. (Inside Carolina)

Michigan State transfer point guard Tre Holloman to visit UNC

Michigan State transfer point guard Tre Holloman is set to take visits in his recruitment including one to North Carolina. Holloman will visit UNC, Baylor, NC State, and Villanova. Holloman is coming off a season in which he averaged 9.1 points and 3.7 assists per game, helping lead Michigan State to the Elite 8. Holloman could fill UNC's void at point guard. (USA Today)

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)

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)

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)

7-foot Henri Veesaar transferring from Arizona to UNC

North Carolina couldn’t lure a top-line transfer center last offseason but already has one 11 days after the transfer portal opened this offseason. Former Arizona center Henri Veesaar, a 7-foot, 235-pound Estonian who visited the UNC campus on Wednesday two days after entering the portal, will transfer to Carolina. He has two seasons of remaining eligibility. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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