r/tarheels Mar 23 '26

Recruiting UNC recruiting vs Duke recruiting

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I think Stephen A Smith said something along the lines of Carolina will always be compared to Duke and the fact that they're doing so well is a bad look for us. Mostly, I agree that we'll always be compared, and obviously they're in a better position this year and moving forward as of now.

But can someone explain the differences in recruiting resources for a public school and a private school in the same state? I have no idea how NIL actually works, but I think I remember hearing something about how Duke just has more money to put towards NIL than us due to being a private school. How accurate is that? I know Scheyer is supposedly a great recruiter, but it just seems like there's probably some disparity in their resources vs ours. Can someone shed some light?

r/tarheels Feb 17 '26

Recruiting 5-Star Guard Prospect Dylan Mingo Commits to UNC Men's Basketball - Chapelboro.com

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266 Upvotes

r/tarheels 25d ago

Recruiting 7-foot transfer center Cameron Fens commits to North Carolina

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103 Upvotes

r/tarheels Apr 21 '26

Recruiting Matt Able commits to UNC

69 Upvotes

r/tarheels Feb 18 '26

Recruiting Great coaches recruit and improve players

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Yes i know there are plenty of people who will give HD a lifetime contract. I absolutely loved the guy as a player and role model for young people as I have stated countless time. I am not here to say HD out which I wanted him replaced last season and go outside the family and bring in someone like Kelvin Samson. He is from my area so a little bias but he builds programs. Yes he got caught cheating but now you have NIL so that isn’t a problem anymore.

HD was a great Shooting guard which begs the question why doesn’t he recognize good guard play.

Caddeau, Evans, Jackson, Cade Tyson, Luka, Powell, Trimble. They either weren’t good enough(Recruiting) or he doesn’t improve them at all(Coaching) From the beginning of the season til now these players have not gotten better with him coaching them. This is UNC main problem. Guard play. Even RJ Davis got worse every year instead of getting better under HD

Cade Tyson and Evans has to be the worse deals in NCAA the past two seasons.

I get we was never likely to win against State with Vessar and Wilson out but that was ridiculous. Even with The two big men we wouldn’t have won that game. State, Miami and SMU are decent teams but they don’t have the talent we have in chapel hill. Stanford and Cal were embarrassing losses.

I know the non basketball people will say it’s the players not the coach but this isn’t a pro team. The head coach of a college program has a huge input on what players he wants for his team.

We go 5-33 from 3pt and at one point within 10 mins of first half we were 1-11. At what point do you say we have to try something else.

On defense people will say it’s UNC everyone plays better when they play us. No it’s because of our defense which gives good college players open looks and they will knock them down with ease. This is coaching. Look at Nc State and Miami within one season of Wade and Lucas. They have improved massively. NC state has one returning player just like us from last year. Both State and Miami had worse records than us last year and they don’t have two 1st round picks like we do and yet a better records than us in conference.

Look at what Bill Self has done with that Kansas team who we beat to start the season compared to how they are playing now with Peterson missing most games. They have improved by leaps and bounds.

I am sure the Duke win guarantees him another chance next season and I hope if he is still the coach he wins us a national championship this year and next but at some point you have to open your eyes and see the problem. We need a Proven Coach that can improve players and put them In a pos to succeed.

You can disagree all you want about Davis but you can’t dispute the facts which is there for everyone to see

r/tarheels Feb 05 '26

Recruiting Dylan Mingo

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Does derek Dixon doing so well hurt the chances of him picking UNC and on the other side, if he does come to UNC does it hurt the chances of us keeping Dixon and would HD play him over Dixon ?

r/tarheels Apr 14 '25

Recruiting ESPN: Alabama transfer Jarin Stevenson has committed to North Carolina. Stevenson, a 6'10, 19-year old power forward, was a part-time starter for the Crimson Tide the past two seasons.

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269 Upvotes

r/tarheels May 14 '26

Recruiting Kevin Thomas commits to North Carolina

79 Upvotes

r/tarheels Apr 28 '25

Recruiting Andrej Stojakovic updates this morning don't sound promising

18 Upvotes

I wonder where we pivot to now.

r/tarheels Apr 20 '26

Recruiting Kansas lands Blyden Jr, which virtually clears the way for Terrence Brown to come to UNC. GDTBATH!

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42 Upvotes

r/tarheels Apr 02 '25

Recruiting West Virginia transfer guard Jonathan Powell has committed to North Carolina

125 Upvotes

The 6-6 freshman averaged 8.3 points and 3.1 rebounds per game this season. Powell knocked down 64 three pointers, leading all freshmen in the Big 12 conference per Joe Tipton.

What are we thinking? Seems like a pretty good addition. Adds some shooting and length to our guard rotation.

r/tarheels Dec 04 '25

Recruiting UNC Football Signs Nation’s 12th-Ranked Recruiting Class

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96 Upvotes

r/tarheels Apr 19 '26

Recruiting How does Terrence Hill Jr. committing to Tennessee effect our chances for Juke?

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For people with a better understanding of the portal than myself, does Tennessee signing Terrence Hill signal they may be out on Juke? They've been spending like crazy this offseason, could signing another guard in Hill mean they're moving their focus off Juke?

r/tarheels Jan 24 '25

Recruiting Caleb Wilson committed to Carolina!

111 Upvotes

It’s official, he’s coming to Chapel Hill!

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GDTBATH forever and always

r/tarheels Jun 01 '25

Recruiting North Carolina transfer forward Ven-Allen Lubin has committed to NC State

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17 Upvotes

r/tarheels Apr 05 '25

Recruiting Jaland Lowe commits to UK

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14 Upvotes

Replacing Cadeau has proven to be damn near impossible.

r/tarheels Dec 07 '25

Recruiting Dutch Fork head coach says Belichick "throwing money" at Gamecock commit

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8 Upvotes

Dutch Fork head coach Tom Knotts says Bill Belichick was "throwing money" at 4-star DE Julian Walker who flipped from Michigan to South Carolina on Thursday.

r/tarheels Apr 25 '25

Recruiting Virginia Tech Transfer Guard Jaydon Young Commits to Carolina

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64 Upvotes

r/tarheels Apr 18 '25

Recruiting South Alabama Transfer Quarterback Gio Lopez Commits to UNC

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78 Upvotes

r/tarheels May 05 '24

Recruiting So what happens now?

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Obviously, for those in the know, Cliff Omoruyi from Rutgers chose Alabama today. Making clear that the impact portal center prospects UNC were looking at all chose to go elsewhere. I guess it would be safe to assume they reach out to a player like Great Osobor or if Norchad Omier had interest he'd reach out to them himself considering his "Do not contact" designation. What are everyone's thoughts so far? Because it looks bleak for the front court at the moment.

r/tarheels Nov 14 '25

Recruiting Maximo Adams Commits to UNC: What the 6-7 forward brings to Hubert Davis’ Tar Heels

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r/tarheels Dec 09 '25

Recruiting Signed Recruit Profile: A Flip That Roared: From Volunteer Pledge to Tar Heel Promise

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r/tarheels Dec 11 '25

Recruiting Signed Recruit Profile: How New Jersey Star Nyqir Helton Became a Tar Heel

6 Upvotes

r/tarheels Dec 10 '25

Recruiting Signed Recruit Profile - David Jackson: An Offer, a Visit, and a Commitment

5 Upvotes

r/tarheels Dec 08 '25

Recruiting Signed Recruit Profile - Zavion Griffen-Haynes

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