Lubin transferring to N.C. State after initially saying he intended to return to UNC

By R.L. Bynum

After one season at North Carolina, Ven-Allen Lubin is transferring to rival N.C. State to join first-year Wolfpack coach Will Wade.

Lubin confirmed his decision on X (formerly Twitter) Sunday afternoon. It will be Lubin’s fourth school in four years after playing Notre Dame as a freshman, Vanderbilt as a sophomore and UNC as a junior.

When he entered the transfer portal, he tweeted he intended to return to Carolina and that his “action relates to the complexities surrounding the possible approval of the pending NCAA settlement.”

He obviously had an about-face, or his situation at Carolina changed. With Arizona transfer Henri Veesaar coming in, Lubin would have come off the bench. It’s not clear where Lubin will fall on the N.C. State depth chart.

He started for the Tar Heels over the last month of the season, averaging 8.7 points and 5.5 rebounds last season. Lubin’s best game last season was his 20-point, 10-rebound performance in UNC’s 74–71 loss to Duke in the ACC tournament semifinals.

Lubin is Wade’s seventh transfer, joining Florida State forward Jerry Deng, Houston forward Terrance Arceneaux, Butler forward Colt Langdon, Michigan State point guard Tre Holloman and McNeese guards Quadir Copeland and Alyn Breed.

Last season, former UNC and Georgetown guard Dontrez Styles played his senior season with the Wolfpack.

Cade Tyson became the final player on Carolina’s 2024–25 roster who entered the transfer portal to commit. On Sunday, he committed to Minnesota.


No./
Stars
ClassPlayerPos.HgtWgt
5
star
FreshmanMaximo AdamsSF6–7205
3
star
FreshmanMalloy SmithCG6–5190
5
star
FreshmanSayon KeitaC7–0215
4
star
FreshmanKevin ThomasW6–7190
FreshmanAlexandros SamodurovC6–11212
RS freshmanCade Bennerman — UC7–0205
SophomoreNeoklis Avdalas — WG6–9215
SophomoreIsaiah DenisG6–4180
SophomoreMatt Able — XG6–5196
1SeniorTerrence Brown — YG6–3174
4SeniorJaydon YoungG6–4200
15SeniorJarin StevensonF6–10215
GraduateAngelo Brizzi — ZG6–3193
GraduateCameron Fens — VC7–0255
Walk-ons
25JuniorJohn Holbrook — SAF6–8230
32SeniorEvan SmithG6–1195

V — South Dakota transfer; U — Northwestern transfer; W — Virginia Tech transfer; X — N.C. State transfer; Y — Utah transfer; Z — Buffalo transfer; SA — Holbrook is a designated student-athlete, so he doesn’t count against UNC’s 15-player limit.

Michael Malone’s coaching staff: Chuck Martin, Bryan Tibaldi, Sean May and Pat Sullivan; Deon Thompson will be a graduate assistant, and Brandon Robinson will reportedly have a support staff position.


Players who entered transfer portal

PlayerClass next seasonPos.HgtWgtNext
school
Luka BogavacSeniorW6–6215Oklahoma State
James BrownSeniorC6–10240Howard
Derek DixonSophomoreG6–5200Arizona
Kyan EvansSeniorG6–2175Minnesota
Zayden High JuniorC6–10230South Florida
Jonathan PowellJuniorG6–6190Pittsburgh
Ivan MatlekovicJuniorC7–0255Pacific
Seth TrimbleGraduateG6–3200Louisville

Schedule revealed so far

DateMonth/dayOpponent/event
(final ranks)
October
9Friday, 7 p.m.vs. USC
in Greensboro
(exhibition)
18Sundayvs. Indiana
in Indianapolis
(exhibition)
November
2Mondayvs. Western Carolina
6Fridayvs. Wofford
10Tuesdayvs. Wyoming
13Fridayvs. Georgia
20Fridayvs. Marshall
27Fridayvs. West Virginia
in Charlotte
December
1TuesdayACC/SEC Challenge
vs. No. 13 Arkansas
6Sundayvs. Butler
12Saturdayat Georgetown
15Tuesday
(date tentative)
vs. N.C. State
in Greensboro
192:30 SaturdayCBS Sports Classic
vs. Kentucky
in New York
21Mondayvs. The Citadel
January
30Saturdayvs. No. 5 Illinois
in Nashville, Tenn.

ACC games
Home and away: Duke and Louisville
Home only: California, Georgia Tech, Miami, N.C. State, SMU, Stanford and Virginia
Away only: Boston College, Florida State, Notre Dame, Pitt, Syracuse, Virginia Tech and Wake Forest

Photo via @UNC_Basketball

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