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𝙏𝙧𝙖𝙣𝙨𝙛𝙚𝙧 𝙋𝙤𝙧𝙩𝙖𝙡: Utah transfer guard Terrence Brown has committed to North Carolina, he shares on Instagram. The 6-foot-3 junior turned in a standout season, averaging 19.9 points per game and earning All-Big 12 Honorable Mention honors.

Terrence Brown Jr. has committed to the Tar Heels. Long awaited, but A+ pickup. Here is where the Utah combo guard ranks in the portal amongst different outlets. Evan Miya, again, the sole outlier. ⬇️

Similar to Neoklis Avdalas, Terrence Brown Jr. has many skeptics (often criticizing his 3P shooting, efficiency, defense, and playmaking talent), but with much more talent around him in Chapel Hill than he had in Utah, his “flaws” are sure to be polished. As he won’t always have

General outlet consensus on UNC’s newest portal commit, NC State guard/wing Matt Able. Great glue guy, solid defender, and a perfect pickup for this squad. ⬇️

1) The portal has not closed for players on the ‘25-‘26 Carolina roster. They have until Sunday to enter. 2) Even then, the scare wasn’t Henri entering the portal, it was that he may very well decide to declare for the draft. Carolina has not “kept” Henri at all yet, and this

(KD has played with, at a very minimum, at least FOUR players that are/were *wildely* better passers than Sengun).

In depth review of the incoming transfers, coaching staff, roster makeup, more potential portal moves, Henri Veesaar, and general fan sentiment!!! Loaded show, you don’t want to miss it 🫵🏽.

🏀 UNC Basketball | Transfer Portal: Terrence Brown, Matt Able, Maxim Logue x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Just for the record, it’s almost a certainty (in my mind) that he declares, and goes through the draft process, but w/ the option to return. That doesn’t mean UNC has to wait on him, but I don’t see a world in which he doesn’t at least test the draft waters.

A few centers currently available in the portal: Massamba Diop (ASU): 13.6 pts, 5.8 rebs, 2.1 blks (56.9 FG%) Moustapha Thiam (Cinci): 12.8 pts, 7.1 rebs, 1.6 blks (52.5 FG%) Julius Halaifonua (Georgetown): 9.5 pts, 4.4 rebs, 0.7 blks (60.8 FG%) Mike Walz (Richmond): 7.9 pts,

Not only did all three wait until the last second to decide (hurting the team’s roster makeup), but all three are the perfect prototype of player that could have, and would have, *tremendously* benefited from staying one more season in college. Unfortunate, but wish em the best.

Thiam is off the board.

Could’ve had EMW.