Report: UNC HC Mack Brown Not Retiring, Plans to Continue Coaching
It appears that when Pitt travels to North Carolina in a couple of weeks, UNC head coach Mack Brown will still be leading the Tar Heels. After reports surfaced that Brown was potentially stepping down following a 70-50 loss to JMU on Saturday,
Mack Brown told team he was retiring in aftermath of James Madison loss, per report
Mack Brown told ESPN on Saturday he’s not resigning and “will be back at work” Sunday following an embarrassing 70-50 loss to James Madison. He said it was an emotional locker room and told the team he blamed himself and would step away if he couldn’t get things straightened out.
Saturday's loss plummeted into anything but typical, with UNC putting forth an unfathomable performance. The Tar Heels never have given up more points in a college football game. It unraveled into far ...
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North Carolina's loss to James Madison and concerns about the future of coach Mack Brown land the Tar Heels at the top of the ...
North Carolina’s passing offense in 2024 has been, simply, not good. Through three games — all wins — the Tar Heels have ...
It was a slow start to the game for the North Carolina Tar Heels, falling behind 7-0 to NC Central in that first quarter. A ...
One of the most highly recruited players on the UNC roster, Hampton was considered among the top five high school seniors in ...
"We talked about doing every little thing possible to help with their confidence, to help with their commitment, to help with their discipline," coach Mack Brown said. "I'm just proud of the ...
North Carolina ekes out 19-17 win on Minnesota's missed FG as time expires; Heels QB Johnson injured
MINNEAPOLIS — North Carolina's primary goal for this work-in-progress season is figuring out how to avoid the late fade that spoiled the last two years with star quarterback Drake Maye.
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