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Here is how the Tar Heels' starting lineup for next season currently looks like.
Logan Lazarczyk|
If North Carolina misses on its top transfer targets, several under-the-radar players could emerge as key pieces to stabilize the roster.
Kade Nix|
After the opening week of the transfer portal opening, here is an assessment of the top teams in the ACC at this point in the offseason.
Logan Lazarczyk|
These freshmen could become key standouts in an important second season for Bill Belichick's North Carolina Tar Heels.
Jared Feinberg|
There’s still a realistic path for North Carolina to piece together a high-level roster if key decisions fall their way.
Kade Nix|
The Tar Heels' new assistant will provide more than just coaching for the basketball program.
Logan Lazarczyk|
The Tar Heels will be without one of their developmental bigs next season.
Justin Backer|
Despite being listed in the final three on a transfer's list, the Tar Heels failed to land the player.
Logan Lazarczyk|

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