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Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Basketball Recruiting.

UNC On Hand For AJ Dybantsa vs. Nate Ament Matchup In Boston

On Wednesday night, coaches from UNC, Alabama, Kansas State, Duke, Louisville, and BYU were at The Grind Session in Boston to check out 5-star forwards and as they faced off against one another. The Tar Heels have offered both players. Ament has not named any finalists or visited UNC. Dybantsa is trending toward BYU. (Sports Illustrated)

Video: Isaiah Denis Commits to UNC Basketball Saturday

(Davidson, NC) announced his college commitment to the North Carolina Tar Heels on 247Sports Saturday afternoon. The 4-star combo guard is ranked as the No. 47 overall prospect in the 2025 basketball recruiting class. Check out his announcement and discussion of his decision. (View Video)

Video: IC Podcast - Isaiah Denis Commits to UNC, Basketball Opening Week

The offseason is over and UNC will play a regular-season basketball game Monday. The Tar Heels also picked up a commitment Saturday from class of 2025 guard when the top-50 recruit committed to UNC. Sherrell McMillan, Sean Moran, and Joey Powell of Inside Carolina break it down. (View Video)

Isaiah Denis Discusses His Commitment To UNC Basketball

In the end, you are staying home in North Carolina. What was it about the Tar Heels that made them the place for you? : "I would say just the culture and the way the coaches presented everything to me. Coach Davis and his staff did a great job, coming to see me every week, showing me why they wanted me. Overall, it was just the relationship." (Phenom Hoop Report)

Four-star combo guard Isaiah Denis commits to UNC

Three days before the start of his senior season, announced the biggest decision of his basketball life. Saturday at Yates Gymnasium, the 6-foot-5 combo guard from Davidson (N.C.) Day School donned a North Carolina hat and committed to UNC. Denis joins Washington, DC guard in the Tar Heels' 2025 basketball recruiting class. (Inside Carolina)

Four-Star Guard Isaiah Denis To Announce Commitment Saturday

As 4-star guard gears up to announce his college commitment at 4 p.m. Saturday, UNC appears to have taken over the lead again in the eyes of recruiting analysts. Three analyst predictions point to UNC coming out on top. Two of those forecasts popped up on Saturday morning, including one that flipped from Wake Forest to UNC. (Sports Illustrated)

What's it like to be recruited to play basketball at UNC?

In 2022, former UNC basketball standout tweeted, "If you don’t want to commit to UNC, don’t visit because if you do, you will." When freshman center visited Chapel Hill, she felt something pulling her to be there. It was the same for freshman men's basketball forward James Brown. And for sophomore forward . (Daily Tar Heel)

Five-Star Forward Niko Bundalo to Reopen Recruitment

A few weeks ago, Prolific Prep (Calif.) forward included UNC among his four finalists, along with Michigan State, Ohio State, and UConn. But over the weekend, HS Top Recruits reported that the 6-foot-11 Bundalo, No. 26 overall and No. 7 among power forwards in the 2025 basketball recruiting class, "will be reopening his recruitment fully." (Sports Illustrated)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - UNC Basketball Recruiting: Patience or Panic?

Is UNC falling behind on the basketball recruiting trail? Dive into the evolving landscape of college basketball recruiting as the Tar Heels navigate the 2025 recruiting class with just one commitment () so far. The discussion heats up with the potential of a smaller lineup featuring at the three position. (View Video)

Video: Coast To Coast Podcast - UNC Basketball Recruiting Update, Season Over-Unders

Since the last episode, UNC Basketball has traveled to Memphis for an exhibition game, and one of the top recruits in the 2025 UNC basketball recruiting class has narrowed his list to 4. The Inside Carolina crew digs into the latest developments around Tar Heel Basketball, some Over-Under projections, and more. (View Video)
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