Michael Lombardi’s UNC Resignation — Looking Back, To The Future

Posted Sep 9, 2026
Here are three things to know about the resignation of Michael Lombardi, who was college football's highest-paid GM, at $1.5 million dollars per year: No. 1 - Lombardi’s football résumé was razor-thin for almost a decade prior to his hiring at UNC. This is one reason most football people weren’t surprised at the catastrophic nature of his brief tenure. (Chapelboro.com)

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