Top College Football Coaches Ever: No. 80 Carl Snavely, No. 76 Jim Tatum

Wed Aug 10, 2016
80. Carl Snavely An expert in the single-wing offense, Snavely had two successful stints at North Carolina but peaked in 1939, when he led Cornell to an 8-0 record. 76. Jim Tatum Tatum's career was tragically cut short, as he died suddenly after contracting a viral infection at age 46 in 1959, just three years after returning to coach his alma mater. (Sports on Earth)

Related: Football, Football Recruiting

The stories of Tar Heel coaches who led multiple different teams, Part 1
Nat Cartmell was UNC’s first ever men’s basketball coach. The former Olympic medal-winning sprinter had origially come to Chapel Hill to coach track when he...
Sun Jun 20, 2021

Giovani Bernard reflects on signing with Tampa Bay Buccaneers
After playing the first eight seasons of his career in Cincinnati, Giovani Bernard finds himself on a new team, fresh off a Super Bowl run...
Sun Jun 20, 2021

Brownlow's Mailbag: Davis or Scheyer, UNC football's great expectations
What are the odds that North Carolina football can make the ACC title game, and any chance they can beat Clemson? Definitely. And while QB...
Sun Jun 20, 2021

Video: UNC's Mack Brown Shows Off 'Drip' in First TikTok Video
On Thursday, UNC football coach Mack Brown dropped his first Tik Tok video which displayed his office and then showed off his various Jordan Brand...
Sat Jun 19, 2021