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UNC Basketball Secures Graduate Transfer Angelo Brizzi to Strengthen Backcourt

The 6‑foot‑3 guard adds size and experience ahead of the upcoming season.

The University of North Carolina’s men’s basketball program has bolstered its backcourt with the addition of Angelo Brizzi, a graduate transfer who spent his final year at Buffalo.

A Strategic Addition for the Tar Heels

Standing at 6‑foot‑3 and weighing 193 pounds, Brizzi brings a blend of size, shooting and defensive versatility that the Tar Heels hope will translate into immediate impact.

His arrival comes as UNC continues to assemble a deep and talented perimeter unit, a group that already includes transfers from the University of Utah, North Carolina State University and Virginia Tech.

What Brizzi Brings to Chapel Hill

Coaches have praised his work ethic and basketball IQ, noting that his experience in high‑pressure games should help the team navigate a demanding schedule.

The move also underscores the growing trend of graduate transfers shaping college basketball rosters, as players seek new opportunities to maximize exposure and competition.

With the new additions, the Tar Heels enter the upcoming season with a versatile backcourt that blends youthful energy and seasoned poise, aiming to contend for a top seed in the ACC.

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