Washington, a center, began his career as a backup to Armando Bacot and showed promise in his first year. But Washington didn't develop into the big man UNC had hoped for during the past two seasons. This year, his minutes decreased as the Tar Heels' used Ven-Allen Lubin at center and went with a smaller lineup at times.

After three seasons with the Shockers, Quincy Ballard will explore the possibility of finishing his college career elsewhere. He entered the NCAA transfer portal on Tuesday, the day after it officially opened. It was first reported by ESPN’s Jonathan Givony.