Mack Brown will not coach North Carolina after the season, ending his second stint in Chapel Hill
Brown, 73, has three years left on his contract. The decision to part ways comes amid a rollercoaster final season in Chapel Hill. The Tar Heels lost four consecutive games, including an embarrassing 70-50 loss to James Madison in September, regrouped to win three in a row and then lost to Boston College 41-21 on Saturday.
In an appearance on the Tar Heel Sports Network, Athletic Director Bubba Cunningham answered questions about the dismissal of ...
Brown as recently as Monday said he planned to return next season, but Bubba Cunningham, the UNC athletic director, informed ...
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Mack Brown Firing; It Didn’t Need To Be Like ThisMack Brown was fired as North Carolina’s head football Wednesday. And with the ouster, also came another sign of the passing ...
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Mack Brown was fired by North Carolina early Tuesday morning just a day after declaring his intentions to stay at the ...
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With the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill making the decision to move on from Mack Brown, the question of what’s ...
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