Wanted to be a Tar Heel in the 2023 class.

Mom wanted him at South Carolina in the 2022 class. I sure hope that NIL bag she got was worth it. His draft stock got absolutely destroyed.

Love it! We need more dudes with the cajones like Trent to call people out.

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We have 10 scholarship players and our last target is going somewhere else.

We have 10 good players, who could meet all our needs very well. But some of us worry that an injury, illness, failure to develop, or foul trouble could leave us in a lurch.

Just as a thought experiment, if we could use those remaining 3 scholarships to bring back some of the guys who left, which would you want back, if any?

Listed in order of MPG last season.

past 3 years


Karlo Zovko

@Kzovko

Over the past 3 years: ACC Draft Picks Pitt: 14 Clemson: 13 UNC: 13 VT: 9 Miami: 8 FSU: 6 Wake: 5 Lousiville: 5 NC State: 4 Cuse: 4 BC: 4 GT: 4 Duke: 4 UVA: 2 Development, Nutrition, and getting COACHED. The difference

pick your three and the score…should be a decent test haha, it’s pretty sick.

rahm
cantlay
morikawa

-4

Three quarters of those drafted - 45 out of 60 - were freshmen, foreigners or kids who didn't go to college.

If I counted right...

Four draftees were from the Big 12 - which many consider the best conference.

Seven players from the Big 10.

Four from the Big East.

Ten from the SEC.

Four from the PAC 12 (3 from UCLA)

Five from the ACC:


NBAdraft.net's way too early 2024 Mock draft projects 9 ACC players getting picked, including 2 from UNC

He slid to the 2nd rd in the draft. Oops.

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An excellent source very close to the situation said that in an effort to raise more revenue, UNC could seek a sponsor for partial naming rights of the Smith Center. I was told this two weeks ago.

Now, a sponsor like a bank, gas company, or online venture wouldn't be well received at UNC, and a hard sell to the base. However, a
natural sponsor, if there is one, would be the Jordan Brand.

Could you imagine the logo on the court, a massive Jordan Brand logo springing up from the roof of the Smith Center, and Jordan Brand kiosks inside the arena where fans can special order Jordan Brand products? And, think of the NIL opportunuties for all UNC athletes with Jordan Brand.

Now, don't assume this is the full conversation I had, it isn't. But, if UNC is serious about naming rights (that would still include the Dean E. Smith Center in the name), this would make the most sens by a gazillion.