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Inside Bill Belichick’s wild UNC football shakeup
UNC football has never seen anything like this: Bill Belichick’s arrival has turned Chapel Hill upside down. From chaotic recruiting and rapid staff changes to a media circus and even facial recognition security at the stadium, the NFL legend is bringing a whole new energy—and controversy—to the Tar Heels. Some players and staff struggled with the whirlwind, but donations and ticket sales are soaring, and the national spotlight is brighter than ever. Is this the spark UNC needed to finally break through, or just a wild experiment? What do you think about Belichick’s all-in, NFL-style approach to college football? #Sports #Football #UNCFootball
Chapel Hill, North Carolina • 6 days ago
steve cherrier
Belicheck is a Fraud
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Scottsdale, AZ
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RlPeters
Get ready for more Bill Belly Ache excuses
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Delaware, OH
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Tim Wells
if they don't change Offense Coordinators, I doubt they will win 2.
Play calling sucked until Max Johnson got in.
They had momentum turned until the fumble.
Then they kind of went back to the old play calling.
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Easley, SC
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Robert Womack
So they beat the Richmond spiders and maybe UNC Charlotte this year in football looks like a two and 10 record is coming this year
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Clayton, NC
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Robert Knight
Who is the Bigger FOOL here? UNC for offering the money or Belichick for TAKING IT?💕
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Raleigh, NC
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Debra Moore
No fool like an old one for sure. I hate to see him bring the team down with him
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Gainesville, VA
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James Robinson
its one game
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Chelmsford, MA
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Carroll Marshall
tom Brady is retired
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Chester, VA
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Susan Boyd White
Belichek is a good coach, in the NFL. He's not used to having kids that are young in their football career, no years of football experience at a higher level that will allow them to think on their feet when plays don't go just as they are written up. No one here is a professional and I think he's having a difficult time working with that. Not coaching at the college level first will make it hard for him to adjust to teaching kids how to play college football instead of redirecting professional football players to play his style of professional football. As much as I love him I don't think this is going to work at all. And of course he doesn't have Brady to keep scoring and stay on the field, eating up clock time, until the defense figures it out.
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Elkin, NC
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Darryl Hammill
For UNCheat - this is an example of what goes around comes around.
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Winston-Salem, NC
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