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North Carolina fired head football coach Mack Brown on Tuesday, marking the end of his second tenure with the program. Despite achieving bowl eligibility for a sixth consecutive year, the team’s 6-5 record this season and overall performance during recent campaigns influenced the decision. Athletic Director Bubba Cunningham praised Brown for his contributions, which include mentoring 18 NFL draft picks, leading the Tar Heels to six bowl games, and making a strong impact on the UNC community. Brown will coach in the regular-season finale against NC State, but it’s unclear if he will participate in any bowl game【5】【6】.

Mack Brown, 73, returned to UNC in 2018 after previously coaching the team from 1988 to 1997, amassing a combined record of 113-78-1 across both stints. Known for revitalizing struggling programs, Brown previously led Texas to a national championship in 2005. However, despite a promising start during his recent time at UNC, including a 9-5 season and an ACC Championship Game appearance in 2022, the program has struggled to consistently contend at a high level. Brown expressed a desire to continue coaching, but contract discussions with UNC’s administration did not lead to an agreeable resolution【5】【6】.

The decision signals a significant change for the Tar Heels, who now face the task of rebuilding under new leadership.