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Mack Brown addresses if he saw a common theme in North Carolina's losses


North Carolina struggled to finish off its football season strongly for the second season in a row. After starting the season 6-0, the Tar Heels would go 2-4 down the stretch to finish the regular season at 8-4. This trend could be worrisome to members of the program and UNC fans. Head coach doesn’t believe there is a common theme. (On3.com)

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Mack Brown addresses if he saw a common theme in North Carolina's losses


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