Bill Belichick at UNC introduction: ‘I didn't come here to leave’
In his intro presser, Bill Belichick said he had long been interested in coaching in the college ranks and that he doesn't ...
How North Carolina and Bill Belichick started from opposite poles and ended up together
Bill Belichick decided he wanted to coach in college. UNC decided it needed a pro coach. Their marriage of convenience was ...
Bill Belichick's former players say he'll 'have to change' to succeed at UNC
Patriots players expressed shock that their former coach Bill Belichick was heading to college, and they wondered if his hard ...
Bill Belichick Received Perfect On-Brand Gift in First Presser With North Carolina
Ahead of an introductory press conference where he was named the North Carolina Tar Heels' 35th head football coach, Bill Belichick was presented with a perfect, on-brand gift by the University.
How North Carolina hiring Bill Belichick could actually succeed
Get over the shock of Bill Belichick going to coach at North Carolina after a career as arguably the greatest NFL coach of ...
Bill Belichick introduced as new head coach for UNC
YEAH, MANY AROUND THE NFL DIDN’T EXPECT BELICHICK TO STAY OUT OF THE GAME TOO LONG. HE WAS CLOSE ENOUGH, THOUGH THIS PAST ...
Bill Belichick gives North Carolina old college try: Inside Super Bowl-winning coach's shocking career change
Belichick is taking a leap into the ever-changing world of college football while giving up his pursuit of further NFL ...
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Bill Belichick takes over as head football coach at UNC: 'Great to come back home to Carolina'
Thursday morning, the UNC Board of Trustees met and formally approved Belichick's contract. That meeting marked the end of a three-week process that started when former head coach Mack Brown was let ...
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UNC wants to get its football coaching hire right, finally. History suggests it won’t
North Carolina athletic director Bubba Cunningham talks ... on the losing team’s home logo. Act like you’ve been there before. And in the case of Michigan (at Ohio State) and N.C. State ...