Mack Brown Makes Use Of Real Estate To Maximize Recruiting

Posted Apr 24, 2021
When it comes to real estate, UNC football coach Mack Brown knows it’s all about location. During the build-up to UNC’s spring game Saturday, Brown mentioned that his family just moved into a house in Chapel Hill that’s 0.98 miles from campus. This is significant: it allows Brown to host recruits at his house, while having it count as an unofficial visit. (ACC Sports Journal)

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