UNC baseball extends coach Scott Forbes' contract through 2032
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 21, 2026, 4:32 PM
Last updated Sep 21, 2026

UNC announced a contract extension for baseball coach Scott Forbes on September 21, lasting until 2032. This comes after Forbes led the Tar Heels to the College World Series national championship series in 2026. Over six seasons, he has achieved 254 wins, including three ACC championships and six consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances. The extension reflects the university's commitment to enhancing the baseball program with increased resources and championship expectations. Forbes expressed gratitude for the ongoing support from the university and looks forward to continued success in the coming seasons.
- •Forbes signed a contract extension on September 21, 2026.
- •He has led UNC to 254 wins and three ACC championships.
- •The program aims for continued success with key returning players.
- •Forbes' compensation starts at $1.2 million annually, increasing over time.
- •UNC baseball secured a revenue share agreement for 2028 fiscal year.
- 4:32 PMYahoo Sports — Why UNC baseball coach Scott Forbes getting contract extension was 'priority' for Tar Heels
"A long-term commitment, increased resources and championship expectations highlight UNC's vision for Scott Forbes and the baseball program.
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