Still, he regrets how he handled the situation with his players. “What I said is, ‘If you all don’t feel like I’m the leader you need, then I’ll go do something else,’” Brown said Monday during his weekly press conference.

North Carolina coach Mack Brown addressed Saturday's loss to James Madison and his disappointment in how he handled the loss and talk of retirement.

North Carolina suffered one of the worst losses in the history of its football program on Saturday when the James Madison Dukes walked into Chapel Hill’s Kenan Memorial Stadium and trounced the Tar Heels 70-50.

Alonza Barnett III’s five touchdown passes led a quick-strike offense that helped James Madison beat North Carolina 70-50 on Saturday for a signature road win under first-year coach Bob Chesney.

North Carolina coach Mack Brown told his team following Saturday's 70-50 loss to James Madison that he would "walk away and step down if he was the problem," sources told 247Sports' Inside Carolina. The players vocally supported Brown and took the blame themselves after Brown made his address.

Saturday played out differently for North Carolina when the Tar Heels envisioned it ahead of time. Because it was bad. James Madison rolled into Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill on Saturday and hung 53 points on North Carolina after the first half to

Week 4 loss to James Madison, more chaos ensued with head coach Mack Brown. Inside Carolina reported that Brown was emotional and told his team he was stepping down. However, hours later, a source clo