
Hubert Davis' job security has been a popular discussion over the last few days, following the North Carolina Tar Heels' first-round exit in the NCAA tournament.
While many have called for the 55-year-old head coach to be fired, Hall of Fame coach Larry Brown, a former North Carolina coach, defended Davis this past weekend.
Brown believes that Davis accomplished a lot this season, despite the circumstances, proving to be a great head coach for the university.
Additionally, Brown feels that it is important to stay within the program's history as head coach, as Davis was a former player and assistant coach under Roy Williams.
Davis has been the head coach at North Carolina for five years and has advanced past the first round only twice during that span. However, Brown points to a legendary coach struggling out of the gates early in his career.
Despite the struggles in the postseason, Brown thinks that Davis' is trending in the right direction.
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