Shockwaves were sent throughout the college football landscape when the University of North Carolina announced that they are parting ways with head coach Mack Brown. Brown, 73, is UNC’s all-time leader in wins and games coached.

UNC head coach Mack Brown will not coach Tar Heels football after the season, the school announced Tuesday. Brown will coach the team’s season finale against NC State on Saturday; no decision has been made on whether Brown will coach the Tar Heels in a bowl game.

With the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill making the decision to move on from Mack Brown, the question of what’s next comes naturally. Brown, 73, is UNC’s all-time leader in wins and games coached.

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is parting ways with head coach Mack Brown. School officials reached the decision on Monday. Brown, 73, is UNC’s all-time leader in wins and games coached.

Mack Brown 's legendary run in Austin ended in 2013 after 16 seasons with the Texas Longhorns. Brown won't exceed 16 seasons in Chapel Hill after Tuesday's dismissal as head coach at North Carolina.

A report came out on Wednesday stating that North Carolina was eyeing Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Arthur Smith to replace Mack Brown, who it fired on Tuesday after six years as the program's head football coach.