Mack Brown’s wife returns to the UNC women’s football clinic she started in the 1990s
Posted Aug 4, 2019
On the third floor of the Loudermilk Center, which is attached to Kenan Stadium on North Carolina’s campus, a group of about 300 women hoped to learn how coach Mack Brown has changed the football program, and whether it has been for the better. After the tour, the women heard from a few players before participating in a Q&A with Brown and his wife, Sally.
(Durham Herald-Sun)
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