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Mack Brown addresses questions about his future at North Carolina


With Alabama coach Nick Saban retiring, UNC coach stands alone as the elder statesman of college football. The 72-year-old was recently asked about his future with with the Tar Heels. "I’m excited about spring practice, I’m excited about these two guys (Geoff Collins and Ted Monachino) coming in, the players are pumped. We’re so close." (On3.com)

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Mack Brown addresses questions about his future at North Carolina


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