TarHeelIllustrated - UNC Responds To Brown Retirement Rumor: He's 'Full Steam Ahead'
UNC has informed THI that a report about Mack Brown retiring at the end of the season is false.
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BREAKING: UNC Responds To Brown Retirement Rumor: He's 'Full Steam Ahead'
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ESPN on why Jimbo was fired.
Key quotes: " Fisher was the decision-maker on everything, and if you questioned why something was done a certain way, you were likely to be met with an angry response, sources said."
"When something wasn't working, it seemed like Fisher was reluctant to change.
"You have to adapt, you have to evolve," Bjork said at a news conference after Fisher's firing. "I'm not going to say whether he did or didn't, but it didn't work."
"As issues piled up, Fisher, enabled by his contract, doubled down on doing things his way.
"There was no hope that this would ever get better because what was going to change?" a staff member said. "He wasn't going to listen to anybody else. It was just going to continue the way that it was."
In the end, the Aggies decided it was no longer worth throwing good money after bad."
Key quotes: " Fisher was the decision-maker on everything, and if you questioned why something was done a certain way, you were likely to be met with an angry response, sources said."
"When something wasn't working, it seemed like Fisher was reluctant to change.
"You have to adapt, you have to evolve," Bjork said at a news conference after Fisher's firing. "I'm not going to say whether he did or didn't, but it didn't work."
"As issues piled up, Fisher, enabled by his contract, doubled down on doing things his way.
"There was no hope that this would ever get better because what was going to change?" a staff member said. "He wasn't going to listen to anybody else. It was just going to continue the way that it was."
In the end, the Aggies decided it was no longer worth throwing good money after bad."
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