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North Carolina will host USC on Oct. 9 and travel to Indianapolis on Oct. 18 as part of a preseason schedule that blends fresh talent with experienced transfers under Coach Eric Musselman.
UNC’s latest acquisition addresses a critical frontcourt gap, promising durability and skill development for a team eager to compete in the ACC.
After leaving Gonzaga, Jorge Sanz is set to bring his coaching expertise and global perspective to the University of North Carolina’s basketball program.
Michael Malone is assembling his first coaching staff at the University of North Carolina, enlisting Gonzaga analyst Jorge Sanz. Sanz's expertise in advanced analytics and international recruiting aligns with Malone's vision to blend Carolina's historic legacy with modern basketball strategies, forming a five‑person assistant group that includes alumni from each of the Tar Heels' recent championship teams.
Jorge Sanz, a Spanish basketball strategist with eight seasons at Gonzaga, has accepted a position on the University of North Carolina's basketball staff, bringing a blend of analytics, recruiting acumen, and youth development experience.
From 1998 to 2025, Indiana’s basketball story is punctuated by teams that came within a game of glory, leaving a legacy of near‑misses that still resonate.
University of North Carolina has rewarded general manager Jim Tanner with a lucrative new contract, underscoring his pivotal role in reshaping the program's roster and securing future success.
A detailed look at salary adjustments, coaching transitions, and the upcoming roster as North Carolina prepares for the next chapter of its basketball program.
Michael Malone was hired to lead North Carolina's men's basketball program with a six‑year, $50 million contract. His staff will earn over $1.7 million collectively, and Malone outlined his respect for the program's history while planning new strategies.
North Carolina and Illinois will meet in a neutral‑site basketball game that could shape their NCAA Tournament paths.
In his opening months, Coach Michael Malone has assembled a staff that blends alumni wisdom with proven recruiters, aiming to honor UNC's rich basketball heritage while forging a new era.
Adan Diggs and Demarcus Henry, top prospects in the 2027 class, have earned scholarship offers from the University of North Carolina as they vie for a place on the 12‑player roster that will compete in the FIBA U18 Men’s AmeriCup in Leon, Mexico, from June 1‑7.
The sight of UNC’s head coach and assistant at a national mini‑camp has been interpreted by a five‑star recruit as a clear indication that the Tar Heels are prioritizing his future.
After a 16‑year pro career that included eight championships, two MVP awards and stints overseas, Deon Thompson is hanging up his playing shoes to begin a coaching journey at his alma mater, UNC, under head coach Michael Malone.
Deon Thompson, a former UNC national champion and professional basketball player, has announced his retirement after a 16‑year career that spanned continents. He will now serve as a graduate assistant coach for the North Carolina Tar Heels, bringing his championship pedigree to the next generation of Tar Heels.
North Carolina’s latest scholarship offer to DeMarcus Henry adds a coveted five-star prospect to its roster, highlighting a family rooted in football and a competitive landscape of elite program interest.
UNC basketball has offered a scholarship to top prospect DeMarcus Henry, a five-star forward whose family legacy in football adds a unique storyline to his recruitment.
Deon Thompson, a 2009 national champion, rejoins the University of North Carolina as a graduate assistant coach while completing a master's degree at Kenan‑Flagler Business School.
Michael Malone is shaping his first coaching staff at the University of North Carolina, enlisting Bryan Tibaldi, whose extensive background spans college and NBA roles, to bolster the program’s development and scouting capabilities.
Deon Thompson, a 2009 NCAA champion with the University of North Carolina, is poised to transition from player to coach under Michael Malone, bringing a decade‑long professional career and academic ambitions to the program.
Deon Thompson, a member of UNC's 2009 national championship team, has accepted a graduate‑assistant role on Michael Malone's coaching staff, bringing a global playing résumé and a deep connection to Tar Heel basketball.
Former UNC standout Deon Thompson is set to transition into coaching under Michael Malone, while continuing his education at the Kenan‑Flagler Business School.