Noon Dish: Visit Season Paying Dividends for UNC | Inside Carolina Analysis

As North Carolina wraps up a three game home stand with Saturday’s contest against James Madison, recruiting visit season is in full swing in Chapel Hill and these early season games have provided Mack Brown and his staff many opportunities to host talented prospects from across the region. Inside Carolina’s Don Callahan joins host Tommy Ashley to discuss the importance of these home games and how followers of recruiting should gauge a recruit’s interest in the Tar Heels based on the visit schedules. Plus, with the season a month old, an updated top five list of UNC’s toughest opponents remaining in the regular season.

0:00 - Stream begins
0:15 - Show begins
0:58 - Last week’s MVP
5:35 - Home games and visit importance
7:21 - Kendre Harrison update
11:20 - Harrison back to Reidsville
16:30 - Two new 2026 commitments
23:20 - 2026 class nuggets
25:07 - State of NC deep in talent
30:36 - Viewer question - Criswell and a look back
37:24 - Viewer question - George Pettaway
43:55 - Top five - toughest opponents remaining
52:00 - Living in the portal tough to do


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