field goal by Connor Barth; the Hurricanes were ranked fourth at the time in the AP poll. On the other end of the spectrum, his 2005 team was routed 69-14 by Louisville, one of the worst losses in modern Tar Heel history. During his final season (2006), his team had a record of 3-9, while averaging over 23 fewer points per game than their opponents. Baddour fired Bunting on October 22, 2006, but allowed Bunting to finish out the season. His last home victory on November 18, 2006, against North Carolina State University, broke a seven-game losing streak, and he was able to close out his career one week later with a 45-44 win over the Duke Blue Devils. Since his split with North Carolina, Bunting has been working as a commentator and announcer for college football. Personal life Bunting is married to Dawn Bunting and he has two children from his first marriage. They live in Naples, Florida. Head coaching record References 1950 births Living people American football linebackers Brown Bears football coaches Kansas City Chiefs coaches New Orleans Saints coaches North Carolina Tar Heels football coaches North Carolina Tar Heels football players Philadelphia Eagles players Philadelphia/Baltimore Stars players Rowan Profs football coaches St. Louis Rams coaches People from Silver Spring, Maryland Sportspeople from Portland, Maine Coaches of American football from Maryland Players of American football from Maryland