Art Chansky's Notebook

Chansky’s Notebook: Tough Choices

UNC is looking feverishly for Mack Brown’s replacement, and they want to name him this week as the transfer portal is opening.

Posted by Art Chansky | Dec 8, 2024 | Art's Angle

Art Chansky shares his thoughts on UNC men’s basketball, women’s soccer, volleyball and football in his weekend dispatch.

In past seasons, UNC has begun its ACC schedule with tougher teams than Georgia Tech, the home opponent Saturday at 2 p.m.

At 4-4, UNC faces early residence on the NCAA Tournament bubble that brings back some bad memories in this century.

It was pretty clear that the 2024 season would be Mack Brown’s last after the loss to JMU, followed by behavior unbecoming of a Hall of Famer.

Both UNC and Alabama are hurting coming into Wednesday night’s NCAA Tournament rematch, figuratively and literally.

At least three college games during the so-called rivalry weekend that we all love ended with boorish behavior and fisticuffs.

I hope Mack and Sally Brown, after their supporters and naysayers said goodbye in their own ways, found a quiet moment to have a good cry.

UNC’s worst showing in nine trips to the Maui Invitational (1-2) portends more about its future than the past.

Mack Brown wasn’t going to coach forever, but he would step down when he was good and ready. UNC was readier.