The First 60 Days Part I: Michael Malone’s Introduction to UNC Basketball
Posted Jun 9, 2026
Michael Malone, who had virtually no connection to UNC before his hiring — other than his daughter, a student-athlete — wasn't part of the Carolina family tree. Yet over his first 60 days in Chapel Hill, one theme emerged: Whether building a staff, retaining players, or constructing a roster, Malone leaned on people who understood Tar Heel Basketball.
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