Bill Belichick introduced as North Carolina coach, explains why he took job: 'I didn't come here to leave'
The surreal nature of the moment was captured several times. In lieu of the traditional jersey, North Carolina athletic director Bubba Cunningham handed Belichick one of his signature hooded sweaters. He then walked to the side of the stage and pulled out a blazer with the sleeves cut off.
UNC coach Bill Belichick on future NFL interest: ‘I didn’t come here to leave’
Bill Belichick, who turns 73 in April, was officially introduced Thursday as the new head football coach at North Carolina, the place where his father, Steve, was an assistant coach in the 1950s. He brought his father’s old hoodie to his introductory press conference and held it up.
Hey, maybe Bill Belichick really did say "Beat Duke" as his first words when he was a kid. After all, his father Steven was a ...
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UNC AD Bubba Cunningham welcomed Bill Belichick by donning a suit jacket with cut-off sleevesBill Belichick — a 72-year-old who has never coached college football — was welcomed to Chapel Hill on Thursday as North ...
“It is what it is?” “We’re on to Cincinnati?” Grumpy responses? That’s all in the past. Goofy, fun Bill Belichick has ...
Bill Belichick's UNC GM, Michael Lombardi, discussed the decision to take the job, plan to "expand it to a national program." ...
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Will Bill Belichick bolt UNC for the NFL? “I didn’t come here to leave”On Thursday, North Carolina coach Bill Belichick met with the media for the first time in his new capacity. He was asked ...
As Bill Belichick prepares to be officially announced as North Carolina's new head coach on Thursday, he is already at work ...
After more than 50 years of coaching in the NFL, Bill Belichick is headed to the college ranks for the first time after ...
Michael Lombardi explains to Pat McAfee how his relationship with Bill Belichick led to him becoming the general manager of ...
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