At UNC, Mack Brown Remains The Headline

Posted Jul 28, 2019
Just as it was last November when his return was announced, Mack Brown as the Tar Heels' new head coach will be the dominant story when UNC begins its training camp next Friday in Chapel Hill. Brown returned just two days after Larry Fedora was fired following a 2-9 season that was preceded by a 3-9 finish in 2017. Fedora was fired following a 2-9 season. (Forbes)

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