September 14, 2002: Mack Brown’s return to Kenan Stadium

Posted Sep 14, 2018
On August 11, 2018, former UNC football coach Mack Brown revisited Chapel Hill and Kenan Stadium, where he roamed the sidelines for ten seasons from 1988 through the 1997. The occasion for Brown’s return was in honor of his selection into the College Football Hall of Fame. Brown’s visit was not the first time back to Chapel Hill after his final UNC football season. (A View to Hugh)

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