
Low-usage UNC guard with championship pedigree
In the 2008-09 season, J.B. Tanner was a reserve guard for North Carolina who appeared in 18 games, hit 3s, and gave the Tar Heels depth on a title team. He was a classic glue piece: 6-foot, 185 pounds, steady, team-first, and trusted enough to see action in four NCAA Tournament games, including the Final Four. He is not a volume scorer, but his value is in experience, spacing, and understanding his role—useful traits if you want a composed backcourt piece rather than a headline hunter.