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Derek Dixon Discusses UNC Basketball Commitment

, 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 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 became Coach ’ 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)

Four-Star Guard Derek Dixon Commits To UNC Basketball

During his official visit to UNC this month, class of 2025 4-star guard walked onto the Smith Center floor and looked up at the honored and retired jerseys and championship banners. He said, "I can't imagine what it's liked packed with 22,000 people going crazy." Well, he'll get that chance. On Friday, Dixon committed to the Tar Heels. (Inside Carolina)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Will Carolina Land Derek Dixon? Reports From UNC Basketball Practice

, a 4-star combo guard from the 2025 recruiting class, is set to commit this Friday, with North Carolina as a strong contender. What could this mean for the Tar Heels' future? Will UNC land either of or Isaiah Dixon as well? Join us as we also explore Carolina's first week of basketball practice. (View Video)

UNC Basketball Official Visit Preview: Isaiah Denis

was UNC's most recent offer in the 2025 basketball recruiting class. And that's made the last two months akin to speed dating for the 6-foot-5 standout guard. But this weekend's official visit will be the most face time Denis, who's being escorted by his parents, has had with the Tar Heels staff. He's set to arrive on campus Friday evening. (Inside Carolina)

Hubert Davis Offers 2026 5-Star Wing Cameron Holmes

On Wednesday, UNC extended a scholarship offer to shooting guard . The Goodyear, Arizona native is currently ranked as a five-star recruit by the 247Sports Composite and comes in at No. 16 overall in the Class of 2026. Cameron is the brother of former Dayton All-American DaRon Holmes, who was the No. 22 pick in the 2024 NBA Draft. (Keeping It Heel)

AJ Dybantsa Shares UNC Visit Hype Video

dons Tar Heel threads while chatting with UNC Basketball coach and later appearing on the field at Saturday's UNC football game. The visit recap is set against a backdrop of past scenes from the Smith Center and famous broadcast calls from memorable moments in Carolina basketball history. (Read More...)

Five-star guard Braylon Mullins includes UNC in final three, eliminates Duke

Class of 2025 5-star shooting guard , who visited UNC two weekends ago, has the Tar Heels included among the final three schools he’s considering. Mullins cut Duke, Kentucky, Kansas, and Michigan, leaving only Carolina, Indiana and two-time reigning national champion UConn on his list. "Loved the campus and coaching staff," he said. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Five-star senior Braylon Mullins discusses UNC, his recruitment, timeline

, the 6-foot-5 guard from Greenfield-Central (Ind.) had a terrific junior season as one of the top-rated players in the 2025 basketball recruiting class. Mullins visited Indiana this past weekend and visited North Carolina the previous weekend. On UNC: "I loved the campus and coaching staff. Coach Davis loves the way I fit into his offense." (Stock Risers)
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