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What’s next for Mack Brown, UNC football after a crushing loss at Duke?


The negative noise is only going to grow louder around UNC football, but the Tar Heels aren’t in panic mode. Despite a 21-20 loss at rival Duke, a defeat in which the Blue Devils rallied from a three-score deficit to tie the second-largest comeback in program history, head coach and quarterback didn't display a lack of belief. (Fayetteville Observer)

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What’s next for Mack Brown, UNC football after a crushing loss at Duke?