Hubert Davis has experienced plenty of highs and lows during his time as the head coach. It is similar to a roller coaster you may ride at an amusement park, on ...

The Crown had lost three consecutive matches against Liga MX clubs in Leagues Cup play before Thursday’s victory in Charlotte ...

Former Aston Villa boss Dean Smith would love to reunite with Jack Grealish at Charlotte FC, but it seems the England star ...

FILE - In an Oct. 9, 1997 file photo, North Carolina basketball coach Dean Smith smiles during a news conference in Chapel Hill, N.C.,where he announced his retirement.

Growing Up, 1931-49: "Mother called him Christopher Columbus" Dean Edwards Smith was born on Feb. 28, 1931, in the east Kansas railroad town of Emporia, the only son of devout Baptist schoolteachers.

Excerpted from Dean Smith: More than a coach. Published by Triumph Books. Book can be purchased online at Amazon. Frank McGuire, the man a 30-year-old Smith replaced as head coach in 1961, had far ...

UNC Tar Heels basketball coach Dean Smith passed away at 83 on Feb. 7, 2015. Here is a reprint of his obituary as well as other coverage from The News & Observer.

Dean Smith was a spiritual man, and there is no doubt if he had any say in the matter, this escape would have come long ago.

President Obama on Sunday recognized Smith in a statement as not just a coaching legend but a "gentleman and a citizen." Smith graduated more than 96 percent of his players. More than 50 of his ...

Legendary North Carolina basketball coach Dean Smith died this weekend at the age of 83. Rather than repeat the honorifics about Smith's unbelievable career, here are some numbers that accomplish ...

Former North Carolina coach Dean Smith, center, meets members of Kansas University's 1997-98 men's basketball team. Smith, who played at Kansas for coach Phog Allen, has recently become a vocal ...

Dean Smith to MJ Michael Jordan played under Dean Smith from 1981-1984 at North Carolina. Michael Jordan and Dean Smith were one of the greatest player-coach duos in college basketball history.