And the reason is conference instability. We have a coach inching toward age 75, who has definitely underachieved at UNC his second go around in all things but recruiting, and who has not won a truly big game since 2009. UNC needs to be clicking at high level right now, with a most promising future. But we have most fans uncertain about whether this team can finish ranked as it starts the season. And that is not Top 10. It's possible (many would, say probable) that Mack can have had the two best QBs in UNC history and fail to achieve much of anything with them.
If UNC had built the football program it should have a long time ago, the ACC would not today be in nearly as precarious a position even with the same exact membership. But look where we are.
If UNC had built the football program it should have a long time ago, the ACC would not today be in nearly as precarious a position even with the same exact membership. But look where we are.
