Mack Brown: UNC going remote helps seal football team's bubble

Posted Aug 18, 2020
UNC Football coach Mack Brown downplayed the university's shift to full-time remote learning as a result of rising coronavirus cases among the general student body, saying the move does not affect the football team in any tangible way. If anything, he believes it will help. Brown noted his players "see there's a great chance that we're going to play." (ESPN.com)

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