UNC Basketball Recruiting

Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Basketball Recruiting.

Caleb Wilson Announces Return Visit To UNC This Weekend

Eight months after officially visiting for UNC Basketball's rivalry win over Duke, Caleb Wilson is coming back to Chapel Hill. He'll be on campus this Saturday for an unofficial visit, he announced on Wednesday. The 6-foot-9 forward from Atlanta is ranked the No. 4 power forward and No. 8 overall prospect in the 2025 basketball recruiting class by 247Sports. (Inside Carolina)

Derek Dixon among five biggest college basketball commits in September

Four-star combo guard Derek Dixon's commitment is important because it got UNC on the board. It’s not as though Dixon was a must-get for the Tar Heels, but his commitment certainly alleviated a hint of concern about the program’s slow start to the 2025 recruiting class. Now, Hubert Davis and his staff can focus on other high-priority recruits. (Rivals.com)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - AJ Dybantsa not UNC's only elite basketball recruit; Rucker's return?

North Carolina basketball recruiting is heating up with elite prospects like Caleb Wilson and Braylon Mullins joining the conversation beyond AJ Dybantsa. This episode also explores the potential return of Tar Heel defensive standout Kaimon Rucker when UNC Football hosts Pitt on Saturday at noon. (View Video)

Four-star guard Acaden Lewis no longer considering UNC, sets Duke official visit

Four-star combo guard Acaden Lewis, the No. 32 overall basketball prospect in the 2025 class, is nearing the final stages of his recruitment, but he has a few more steps before he makes his college decision. The 6-foot-2 combo guard from Washington, DC is no longer considering North Carolina. That leaves a final three of Duke, UConn, and Kentucky. (247 Sports)

UNC Basketball Staff Visiting Braylon Mullins On Monday

On Monday, UNC Basketball coach Hubert Davis and assistants will be in Indiana to visit 5-star shooting guard Braylon Mullins. The Indiana native is hitting the home stretch of his recruitment, and this visit from UNC appears to be the Tar Heels’ final pitch to him. Mullins is expected to announce his decision in October, with UNC, Indiana, and UConn as his finalists. (USA Today)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Building on Derek Dixon's Basketball Commitment; Football Concerns

Derek Dixon's commitment marks a pivotal moment for the 2025 UNC Basketball recruiting class. Dixon's decision sets the stage for the Tar Heels to build momentum in attracting top talent. Is Isaiah Denis next? The episode also addresses coach Mack Brown's job security and other North Carolina football concerns. (View Video)

Top-10 senior Caleb Wilson updates recruitment, discusses UNC

Class of 2025 5-star power forward Caleb Wilson just wrapped a visit to Kentucky, was at UCF this weekend, Alabama next weekend, and has a trip to Georgia Tech the weekend of Oct. 18. He's still considering visits to Arkansas, BYU, North Carolina (where he's already been officially), and others. "I love UNC. I love their culture and I love their fanbase." (247 Sports)

Derek Dixon Discusses UNC Basketball Commitment

Derek Dixon, a 4-star combo guard in the 2025 basketball recruiting class, committed to North Carolina on Friday. "It is obvious how much of a genuine and honest person coach Davis is, so it was easier to trust and believe what he was telling me. The staff showed me there was an opportunity for me to succeed and a need for what I can bring to the table" (On3.com)

Video: IC Podcast - Derek Dixon Commits to UNC Basketball

Sean Moran, Sherrell McMillan, and Joey Powell from Inside Carolina share their reactions to Friday's news that Washington, D.C. class of 2025 four-star combo guard Derek Dixon has committed to the UNC basketball program. (View Video)

Four-star sharpshooting guard Derek Dixon commits to UNC: Quotes, scouting, highlights

On Friday, the day he turned 18, 4-star sharpshooting combo guard Derek Dixon became Coach Hubert Davis’ first Class of 2025 basketball commitment, making the announcement at Gonzaga College High School in Washington, D.C.: "I felt the love. I felt like a priority for them, which is something really big for me, and I felt like I fit what they were doing." (Tar Heel Tribune)

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