When Mack Brown returned to Chapel Hill in 2019 after spending a few years on television, he pulled the program out the gutter that Larry Fedora left it in. Over six seasons in the Mack 2.0 era, the Tar Heels have a winning record. It’s inarguable that he restored the program to competency.

Somehow, what happened for UNC against Duke was worse than last week. Not the fact that the Tar Heels merely lost, but it was the “how” of it all.

The questions continue to pour in on UNC’s head coach Mack Brown and whether he will still be there at the end of the season. Or even remain in his post by the end of October. Saturday Down South’s Brett Friedlander wonders if Brown's future will be the biggest question asked by the bye week.

Paul Finebaum can’t look away at the “train wreck” of Mack Brown and North Carolina. You know when there’s a car crash and you can’t look away at the wreckage? It might be similar to that for the ESPN commentator. The Tar Heels lost 21-20 to rival Duke, blowing a 20-0 lead and falling to 3-2.

After seeing a three-score lead disappear in a devastating loss at Duke, UNC football's Mack Brown and Jacolby Criswell discussed what's next for the Tar Heels.

North Carolina’s Mack Brown says he is “disappointed in me” for making emotional postgame locker-room comments after giving up 70 points in a shocking home loss to James Madison.

Mack Brown's future has even more doubters after a shocking come-from-behind loss to Duke in Durham. The North Carolina Tar Heels held a 17-0 lead going into the second half against the Blue Devils on September 28.