Stanford transfer Harrison Ingram announced on Saturday that he will take his talents to Chapel Hill. In a post on Twitter, Ingram wrote “Chapel Hill, it’s UP!” with the hashtag “committed.”
Ingram was previously predicted to be transferring to Kansas. But the momentum started to shift in North Carolina’s favor after Ingram visited Chapel Hill and rescheduled a visit to Kansas.
Ingram was considered one of the top transfer targets for Hubert Davis and the UNC men's basketball program, and was ranked as the No. 4 player in the On3 transfer portal player rankings.
After losing four wings in the offseason, Ingram fills a need for the Tar Heels.
The former Stanford player averaged 10.5 points per game across his two seasons with the Cardinal. He averaged 6.2 rebounds per game in his 65 career games at Stanford. And, in his first year in Palo Alto, Ingram was named Pac-12 Freshman of the Year.
He is also a former five-star prospect and McDonald's All-American player.
