It was a big day for State and UNC, figuratively and literally, as both signed talented big men.
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UNC picked up Charlotte star Kennedy Meeks, while State got DeMatha's Beejay Anya, who should fill in admirably when Richard Howell and CJ Leslie are gone.
We're wondering a bit about how Meeks will fit in with UNC. They already have a thick and unfleet center in Joel James. We're not sure how they both will fit into Ol' Roy's fast breaking scheme, but they're going to be a load in the halfcourt.
Meeks is 275; James is currently 260. That's 535 pounds to slam into the rest of the ACC.