The Larry Fedora Era: What a Long, Strange Trip It's Been

Posted Nov 26, 2018
With the announcement of his dismissal on Sunday, the Larry Fedora era in Chapel Hill is now over. Fedora went 45-43 overall in seven seasons at North Carolina and 28-28 in the ACC. He was 6-21 since Nov. 10, 2016. The Fedora era was a weird seven years. He arrived amid an NCAA and academic scandal and had to recruit and play beneath that cloud for much of his tenure. (Inside Carolina)

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