Brown won’t coach UNC in bowl game

By R.L. Bynum

LAHAINA, Hawai’i — North Carolina athletics director Bubba Cunningham said Wednesday that Coach Mack Brown will not coach the Tar Heels in the bowl game.

Cunningham, in Hawaii for the Maui Invitational, confirmed to Tar Heel Tribune that Saturday’s N.C. State game will be Brown’s last as head coach at UNC.

“He won’t coach the [bowl] game,” Cunningham said.

Cunningham said he’ll have meetings on Sunday and determine who will coach the team in the bowl game.

Brown, 73, who Cunningham fired on Tuesday after Brown said Monday that he intended to return, has a 113–78–1 record in two stints at Carolina entering the regular-season finale against the Wolfpack.


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Month/
date
Score/
time
Opponent
(current ranking)
Record/TV
August
29W, 15–10vs.TCU in Dublin1–0
September
12W, 35–3vs. ETSU2–0
19L, 28–20at Clemson2–1,
0–1 ACC
October
3TBAvs. No. 3 Notre DameTBA
10TBAat PittsburghTBA
17TBAat DukeTBA
24TBAvs. SyracuseTBA
31TBAvs. No. 6 MiamiTBA
November
7TBAat UConnTBA
14TBAvs. No. 16 LouisvilleTBA
21TBAat VirginiaTBA
28TBAvs. N.C. StateTBA
December
5noon,
ABC
ACC championship
game in Charlotte
ESPN

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