There's no question that Mack Brown returning to Chapel Hill gave the UNC football program a needed boost, particularly after how Larry Fedora's tenure ended. Despite Brown leading North Carolina to bowl games in each year since he came back in 2019,

With another up-and-down season nearly complete at UNC, head coach Mack Brown is again answering questions about his future with the Tar Heels.

N.C. State football rivalry on deck Saturday, North Carolina coach Mack Brown revisited controversial comments made by the Wolfpack’s Dave Doeren after last year’s game.

Mack Brown fueled speculation that he might be on the verge of retirement when he was frustrated earlier in the season, but the North Carolina coach has now confirmed he wants to return in 2025.

With one game remaining in the 2024 regular season, Mack Brown is ready to run it back with North Carolina. Many fans speculated that the 73-year-old might retire at the end of his 36th year as a college football head coach but the Chapel Hill legend is looking to add at least one more year to his career, Matt Zenitz of 247 Sports reported.

UNC head coach Mack Brown fully intends to serve in the same capacity in which he currently does for the Tar Heels come the 2025 season. When Brown was asked about exactly that in a recent press conference, his answer was quite clear (and to the point).

The winningest active head coach in college football knows what he plans to do after the 2024 season comes to a close. Mack Brown is the winningest coach in

Mack Brown, the 73-year-old football coach at North Carolina, said Monday that intends to return to the sidelines for the 2025 season.