Year in review: Looking back at a roller-coaster 2024 in the ACC
Posted Dec 31, 2024
After 47 years and 21 national championships as the women’s soccer coach at North Carolina, Anson Dorrance decided it was time for a change. Just 5 days before the start of the season, Dorrance stepped down, turning the reins over to his long-time assistant Damon Nahas. The surprise move seemed to energize the Tar Heels.
(Saturday Down South)
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