It looks like the UNC basketball coaches will roll with their 2024-25 roster as it currently stands.
Barring a surprise move in the next couple of weeks, UNC basketball head coach Hubert Davis and his crew will leave a couple of scholarship spots unfilled next season.On Monday, the last reported prospect on the Tar Heels' radar, NBA Global Academy center Julius Halaifonua, announced his commitment to Georgetown.
A few weeks ago, several insiders viewed the Tar Heels as a top contender for the 7-foot, 290-pound four-star, who hails from New Zealand and revealed his intention to reclassify from 2025 to 2024 in July. But ever since, the Hoyas built momentum, and the predictions stacked up 100 percent in favor of Ed Cooley's Georgetown staff after Halaifonua visited the campus last week.
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