Bill Belichick agrees to become next head football coach for North Carolina Tar Heels
USA TODAY Sports’ Mackenzie Salmon and Lorenzo Reyes discuss the shocking move by Bill Belichick to become the next head coach at UNC.
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This can’t be what North Carolina believed it was getting. It just can’t.
How someone, anyone, in that painfully dysfunctional group of misfits making decisions at North Carolina could not have seen this from a country mile is beyond comprehension.
Now what?
Now you have a 24-year-old running your football program, by proxy.
Now you’ve mortgaged your future for Bill Belichick, a coach who may or may not have been the reason the New England Patriots won six Super Bowls. A coach and his 24-year-old girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, who last weekend made it abundantly and awkwardly clear who wears the, um, jersey, in the relationship.
More disconcerting to all things North Carolina: who clearly has Belichick’s ear.
Belichick, 73, calls Hudson his “muse” in a new book – “The Art of Winning: Lessons from My Life in Football” – and she has been running communications on his book tour.
This is where the car drives directly into the ditch.
A comms director controls everything, making sure no detail too small is missed. You know, like the author of the book and newly hired coach at North Carolina showing up to an interview on “CBS Sunday Morning” wearing a tattered and torn Navy sweatshirt.
Not a North Carolina sweatshirt. Or a UNC polo or windbreaker or even Belichick’s trademark hoodie. For the love of Dean Smith, something Carolina blue.
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Belichick shows up in his torn sweatshirt and handles the interview about like you’d think he would. Surly and annoyed at times, short answers and…
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