Mingo Brothers Join Baylor, UNC Rebuilds

0:00On April 27, Dylan Mingle, the number one point guard in the country, per 247 sports, just committed to Baylor after backing off his, pledged to North Carolina. This top five-star recruit flipped his decision days after his older brother, Caden, signed with the Bears, right on the heels of a coaching shake-up in, Chapel Hill, that led UNC to cut ties. Earlier this week, Caden, who was Penn State's second leading scorer as a freshman, chose Baylor first. The brothers had talked about teaming up next season, making this a family move that feels straight out of a playbook. Analysts like Andrew Jones and David Sisk, from Tarheal 247, broke it down, pointing to Mingle's ankle injuries that sidelined him most of. Senior year, plus shaky three-point shooting at just 23% in elite youth basketball league games. With his high-name image and likeness price tag, UNC saw it as a business call, not worth the risk for a raw freshman. Meanwhile, North Carolina shifted gears in the transfer portal,

1:02landing veteran guards like Terrence Brown, who dropped nearly 20 points a game at. Utah in the Big 12, an XNC state shooter, Matt Able for a liable long-range fire. Now with the Mingles linking up in Waco, Baylor gets a dynamic back-cord duo, while UNC builds a steadier lineup under their new coach for a fresh start.