Michael Malone praises UNC freshman Maximo Adams at ACC Tip-Off
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 8, 2026, 5:39 PM
Last updated Oct 8, 2026

Michael Malone, head coach of UNC's men's basketball team, commended freshman Maximo Adams for his versatility during the ACC Tip-Off in Charlotte. Malone expressed optimism about Adams' potential, likening him to standout player Jarin Stevenson. Adams, a 6'7" small forward, is expected to compete for playing time with teammates Neoklis Avdalas and Kevin Thomas. UNC will face USC in a preseason game on Friday, where Adams aims to establish his role ahead of the season.
- •Michael Malone was hired as UNC's head coach after an offseason overhaul.
- •Maximo Adams is a 4-star athlete from Sierra Canyon High School.
- •UNC plays USC on October 9 in a preseason matchup.
- •Adams competes with Avdalas and Thomas for small forward minutes.
- •Malone sees strong potential in Adams' all-around game.
- 5:39 PMYahoo Sports — Michael Malone praises UNC freshman for versatility at ACC Tip-Off
"Maximo Adams stayed committed to UNC despite a coaching change. Adams' head coach, Michael Malone, just gave him a massive compliment at ACC Tip-Off.
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