Mack Brown takes responsibility for lack of aggressiveness last year, plans to change in 2023
Posted Jun 22, 2023
UNC football started the 2022 season on fire. The Tar Heels went 9-1 in their first 10 games, only losing to Notre Dame, while wrapping up the ACC Coastal Division. Unfortunately, UNC flamed out, losing four straight games in the process. And head coach Mack Brown believes that came from a lack of aggressiveness at the end of the year.
(On3.com)
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