UNC fires Mack Brown
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I'm shocked Mack wouldn't just retire instead. But obviously he feels he can still coach and wouldn't give it up.
That'd be a pretty good fit I would think. ACC not nearly as daunting as the SEC and there's a ton of talent down there for Mullen to recruit to.
He would lose his buyout if he retired.
It looks like his buyout is actually one of the lowest in CFB at $2.8M. But still only a dummy just gives up that kind of money.
This is probably more of a mutual parting of ways (with a nice 2.8 million dollar check) and not an actual canning.
Good time to do it for UNC, not a lot of openings, as of right now, so they have a lot of choices.
Good time to do it for UNC, not a lot of openings, as of right now, so they have a lot of choices.
8-1 against NU during his Texas career to be more specific, and that was before we fell off the cliff post-Pelini. I'm going to wager that is the best career record any coach against NU from the Devaney through Pelini eras. Even Switzer didn't have that kind of winning % against NU.
is he? i don't really hear his name floated as a mythical legend..
guy has a Natty, multiple conference championships, and a ton of victories in BCS bowls .
If he retired he wouldn’t get his buyout. Teams are going to be scrambling to be first in line for the best candidates.
i think it's going to take at the very least 1 solid year of coordinating for Dana's name to be in consideration for a P4 HC job.
You'd think but when dominoes start to fall there won't be a lot of high caliber coaches left. I won't be surprised if he ends up replacing someone who moves up from a a power 4 conf team. Arizona State maybe if Dillingham is pursued. OK state..... Iowa state if they end up in the market. So much could happen. I hope he stays for 3 more years at minimum. Pay him as the highest paid coordinator and he just may like that gig more.
Dillingham is an Arizona State alum who wants to see them win big-time games. He's one of the rare guys who will likely not leave for money since he's already at his destination job.
Oklahoma State/Iowa State aren't going to hire a guy whose team was a Big 12 punching bag in 2023.
The biggest threat to Dana's Nebraska tenure is Rhule's stupidity and the possibility of someone like OU offering him a bag to be OC.
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