Posted Aug 19, 2024
Mack Brown’s return to UNC stabilized the football program. His sixth season begins with two hurdles on the way to more. The Tar Heels are making progress after star quarterback Drake Maye left for the NFL, and Brown is determined to figure out how to do better after two consecutive late-season slumps. “It’s a problem, it’s an issue,” Brown said. (Related Press)
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