Mike Fox Retires After 22 Seasons As UNC's Head Baseball Coach

Posted Aug 7, 2020
Mike Fox, the winningest active coach in Division I baseball and the first to lead an ACC team to four consecutive College World Series, is retiring after 22 seasons at the helm at the University of North Carolina and 37 years as a collegiate head baseball coach. UNC Director of Athletics Bubba Cunningham named Scott Forbes as the Tar Heels' next head coach. (GoHeels.com)

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