​  Can Henri Veesaar go back to college at UNC? NBA Draft slide raises million-dollar question originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.Henri Veesaar apparently had millions of dollars waiting for him to return to college and play for the North Carolina Tar Heels.Instead, he left UNC for the 2026 NBA Draft.It’s looking like a brutal decision.Veesaar has gone through the majority of the draft and not been chosen. Whether he’s a late second-rounder or an undrafted free agent, it’s costing him prestige, opportunity and cash:It’s also raising a very modern question.MORE: Giannis legacy with the Bucks remains intactFor the large majority of college basketball history, this answer would’ve been an obvious no.It’s not so obvious anymore.Players used to give up their eligibility for sure when they declared for the NBA Draft.Now, players like James Nnaji have returned to play more college hoops — and Nnaji was drafted higher than Veesaar could be at this point.It would require various court pursuits, probably, and nothing would be a given.But in this new college sports landscape, it’s not impossible.Would UNC have the space and cash for Veesaar now? That’s not certain, either.Nothing is a given here, but all the changes in college sports have left this door at least a tiny bit ajar.This is what a Timberwolves trade for Derrick White would look likeWarriors want Kawhi Leonard, but there’s a problemHow Heat can unite Giannis with his brothersKnicks had a superstar opportunity but didn’t go for itHow Bulls drafting Caleb Wilson ends the Patrick Williams bust story      ​Read More