GOOD NEWS: North Carolina guard Seth Trimble is returning to Chapel Hill for his senior season

The North Carolina Tar Heels recently faced some significant losses in the transfer portal, with former blue-chip recruits Ian Jackson and Elliot Cadeau departing the program. As head coach Hubert Davis and his staff work to replace some of their most talented players, they’ve been waiting on decisions from a few other key team members. While star guard RJ Davis has exhausted his NCAA eligibility, Seth Trimble, a crucial part of UNC’s backcourt, has opted to return. After considering his options, Trimble has announced that he will return to North Carolina for his senior season, according to Joe Tipton.

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During his junior season at North Carolina, Trimble averaged 11.6 points, 5.0 rebounds, and 1.3 assists per game. In the team’s only appearance in the NCAA Tournament, a first-round loss to Ole Miss, Trimble contributed nine points and four rebounds. Trimble made significant strides in his senior season, setting career highs across all major statistical categories. His return is a major boost for head coach Hubert Davis as he prepares for the 2025 season. As a former blue-chip recruit, Trimble is expected to play a key role in shaping what could be a revamped roster.

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