Mack Brown told team he was retiring in aftermath of James Madison loss, per report
Mack Brown told ESPN on Saturday he’s not resigning and “will be back at work” Sunday following an embarrassing 70-50 loss to James Madison. He said it was an emotional locker room and told the team he blamed himself and would step away if he couldn’t get things straightened out.
The North Carolina Tar Heels (-10.5) entered their game with the James Madison Dukes as clear favorites, despite having to ...
North Carolina's Mack Brown is the oldest active ... retirement as a negative recruiting tactic. Retirement whispers circle around Brown every offseason, but the head man remains at the helm ...
Mack Brown: I think college football has changed ... I started talking about retirement. ... When you do that, you’re getting ready to be through. ... So when Sally and I got back in, we said ...
With the retirement of Nick Saban from Alabama, UNC football head coach Mack Brown became the oldest head coach in Division I football. The tenured head coach of the Tar Heels will turn 73 ...
Mack Brown: I think college football has changed ... I started talking about retirement. ... When you do that, you’re getting ready to be through. ... So when Sally and I got back in, we said ...
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — As the oldest head coach in college football’s top division, UNC’s Mack Brown now anticipates the question about when he’s going to retire long before recruits or their ...
He pondered the retirement question and the status of ... So in the 40-plus years since, where has college football changed the most? Mack Brown: I think college football has changed more in ...
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