Who was more qualified that was offered the job, or indicated they would take it?
Saying he got it because of his race is pretty disgusting, to be honest. The man comes with impeccable personal credentials, and it appears one of the best coaches in college basketball history gave him his seal of endorsement. Few, if any, people who know him personally have questioned the hire. He is familiar with program, has connections throughout the sport, bleeds UNC blue, and brings a continuity to Roy's tenure - one of, if not the most successful tenure in UNC history.
He is more than qualified to have the position.
I have no doubt his race will be brought into every discussion, and god forbid he start slow, but hopefully the voices are louder that view him for his performance than his looks.