UNC places football G.M. Michael Lombardi on paid administrative leave
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 30, 2026, 2:05 PM
Last updated Jul 30, 2026
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has placed football general manager Michael Lombardi on immediate paid administrative leave, effective July 27. The university is investigating the matter due to concerns regarding allegations that triggered this personnel action, though it has not disclosed specific details due to confidentiality. Previous reports indicate that the situation arises from a human resources complaint filed by a former staff member. The College Sports Commission is reportedly investigating the UNC football program as well. Further information is pending as the investigation continues.
- •UNC places G.M. Michael Lombardi on paid administrative leave.
- •Investigation stems from allegations connected to a human resources complaint.
- •Details remain confidential as UNC cites personnel privacy issues.
- •College Sports Commission also investigating the football program.
- •Further developments are expected as the investigation proceeds.
- 2:05 PMYahoo Sports — UNC issues another statement on G.M. Michael Lombardi
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