Experience Can Only Take Mack Brown's Second Stint at UNC So Far

Posted Nov 26, 2018
Mack Brown is heading home. Not to the state of Tennessee, where he was born, nor back to Texas, where he had his greatest coaching success leading the Longhorns to the 2005 national championship, but to the University of North Carolina, where his coaching career took off as the architect of three 10-win seasons in Chapel Hill during a 10-year run from 1988 to ’97. (Sports Illustrated)

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