North Carolina endured a disastrous first half on Saturday against James Madison, falling behind 53-21 at halftime. JMU quarterback Alonza Barnett

Mack Brown told ESPN on Saturday he’s not resigning and “will be back at work” Sunday following an embarrassing 70-50 loss to James Madison. He said it was an emotional locker room and told the team he blamed himself and would step away if he couldn’t get things straightened out.

North Carolina plummeted to the absolute rock bottom of Mack Brown's tenure with Saturday afternoon's 70-50 loss, at home, to James Madison. This after the Tar Heels (3-1) entered as 10.5-point favorites against the Sun Belt Conference school that lost its coach and a majority of its impact starters in the offseason.

UNC head coach Mack Brown says it was "embarrassing" to see his Power Four team lose 70-50 to visiting JMU on Saturday. "Embarrassing day. Shocking day.

The North Carolina Tar Heels are now 3-1 on the season after watching James Madison come into Chapel Hill and beat them 70-50. The game was close at the start with UNC taking a 14-11 lead in the first quarter. They even trailed 25-21 and showed signs of momentum. But after that? it was all Dukes.

James Madison has been playing FBS football for just 3 years. Games against Power 4/5 competition have been few and far between. Dating back to a 2016 game at North Carolina, James Madison had played a team from a power conference just 5 times. Saturday’s matchup with North Carolina in Chapel Hill marked the sixth such game.

Head coach Mack Brown isn't impressed with North Carolina's showing Saturday.The Tar Heels surrendered an absurd 53 first-half points against James Madison in a shocking 70-50 upset loss. It's the most points North Carolina has ever allowed in a half in the program's 121 seasons.

It has been one thing after another for UNC football through just three weeks this season. First, after winning the quarterback battle this offseason, transfer Max Johnson started the season and playe

The North Carolina Tar Heels suffered a dramatic and demoralizing defeat to the James Madison Dukes at home in Week 4 of the 2024 college football season. Veteran head coach Mack Brown is taking the blame head-on for North Carolina’s disappointing showing,

After North Carolina football’s starting quarterback Max Johnson suffered a season-ending injury in the regular-season opening 19-17 win against Minnesota football, head coach Mack Brown watched his team continue to win.