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Who could North Carolina hire to replace Mack Brown?


With North Carolina making the decision to move on from , the question of what’s next comes naturally. Brown, 73, is UNC’s all-time leader in wins and games coached. The decision to fire a coach of Brown’s stature must be followed with a quality replacement fire. Here are some coaches that could factor into the Tar Heels’ coaching search. (FOX 8 WGHP)

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Who could North Carolina hire to replace Mack Brown?