Self-Made Mike Fox Leaves Proud Legacy At UNC

Posted Aug 8, 2020
After 15 years at North Carolina Wesleyan, Mike Fox took over at his alma mater in 1998, and over 22 years he elevated a program regarded as a “sleeping giant” into an actual giant. UNC had made just four trips to Omaha when Fox took over, but starting in 2006 he led the Tar Heels to Omaha six times in eight years, then added a seventh trip in 2018. (D1 Baseball)

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