She ran in early 2000s during the height of the 20+ year academic/athletic cheating period at UNC.
“The amount of time and resources UNC has exhausted to fight the idea that systemic academic fraud existed is frustrating and angering,†Jackson wrote. “Wouldn’t it have been better, and honest and ethical, to stop resisting, admit the academic fraud also included people employed in Athletics, investigate to learn how this played out, and set up best practices going forward?â€
UNC has spent close to $20 million dollars in PR and legal fees to fight the NCAA on the decades long cheating scandal that kept athletes eligible through fake classes.
http://www.newsobserver.com/sports/college/acc/unc/article154080394.html
https://victoriajacksonsports.com/2017/06/01/thoughts-on-unc-response-to-ncaas-to-2nd-amended-noa/