CJ Rosser won't be the only five-star recruit visiting UNC this weekend

CJ Rosser isn't the only five-star talent who will be visiting North Carolina this upcoming weekend!

Michael Malone and the Tar Heels have been working on the recruiting trail, as they haven't been solely focused on just Rosser. In fact, North Carolina appears to be in the mix for a variety of top-tier talents, especially some who are in-state talents, including five-star shooting guard Jordan Page.

Another high school recruit who UNC is heavily tied to, Page made a big announcement that adds even more attention to Chapel Hill over the next few days.

Jordan Page set to take an official visit to UNC this weekend

Joe Tipton of Rivals first reported that Page's official visit to North Carolina will take place this weekend. He will be on campus alongside Rosser, a duo that very well could end up being teammates at the collegiate level.

This is a name UNC basketball fans should be very familiar with. In June of 2025, theHubert Davis regime offered Page, officially jumping into the mix for his services. Malone doubled down on the Tar Heels' interest in the in-state product, one who moved to Florida to wrap up his high school basketball career.

North Carolina hopes that it's a short stint out of state for Page before he returns home to play college basketball in Chapel Hill.

This is a huge recruiting weekend for the UNC basketball program. Huge might be an understatement, given just how talented both players are and how heavily tied UNC has been to both of them throughout their recruitments.

Wouldn't it be absolutely bonkers if they end the weekend committing to the Tar Heels?! Social media would go WILD!

The future of Carolina basketball may just be on campus this weekend. North Carolina would love to build its 2027 recruiting class around both Rosser and Page, two of the best available talents in all of high school basketball. Securing commitments from both players would be monumental for the program, one that looks to ring in this new era under Michael Malone's direction in style.

Just like we said earlier with regard to Rosser's visit: if you're heading to Chapel Hill this weekend, make sure you keep an eye out both Rosser and Page Make sure you let them know that North Carolina is the place for them, letting them feel all the love from the passionate UNC fan base that wants nothing more than to see Malone and company return the UNC basketball program back to national relevance.

This could be one of those recruiting weekends we look back on as one that has changed the dynamic of UNC basketball for the long-run. Now, it's up to Chapel Hill to do its thing, showing both players that they don't need to make any additional recruiting stops.

As Armando Bacot famously said, "if you don't want to commit to UNC, don't visit." Hopefully, the visit seals the deal for both of these extremely talented players as their recruitments ramp up.

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