Bill Belichick‘s return to football as head coach at North Carolina could not have gone much worse. Despite an underwhelming product on the field and an unusual amount of news off the field, Belichick is still apparently attracting some interest from the NFL.
As they say, time is a flat circle, and nowhere is that more true than with the Atlanta Falcons. This is an organization that has spent the last eight years chasing its own tail, making absolutely zero progress toward becoming a legitimate playoff contender.
Bill Belichick’s first season as a college football head coach did not go well by any means. Could Belichick ditch North Carolina and return to the NFL?
The New England Patriots have seemingly gotten both their head coach and quarterback of the future in Mike Vrabel and Drake Maye, respectively, as they stand top of the AFC East and second in the AFC conference at large in just Vrabel's first season - a very impressive turnaround from last year's 4-13 campaign under Jerod Mayo.
Per Josina Anderson, there’s been recent interest from two teams in speaking with North Carolina HC Bill Belichick on an exploratory basis for their HC vacancies.
Bill Belichick’s debut season leading the North Carolina Tar Heels football program can be described in a single term: turbulent. The year was marked by
Bill Belichick led the North Carolina Tar Heels to a 4-8 record, 2-6 in the ACC, in his first season as the head coach. It's a major disappointment, given that the Tar Heels were predicted to finish eighth in the conference by the ACC football media poll.
Over the past month, North Carolina and head coach Bill Belichick have been very active on the 2027 recruiting trail, making significant progress with several of the nation's top prospects, with many naming the Tar Heels as finalists in their recruitment.
Being able to land top talent in your own backyard is a key part of any college football program’s recruiting success. While North Carolina and head coach
A former Tennessee Vols quarterback was named this week as a potential candidate to take over as Bill Belichick's offensive coordinator at North Carolina.
While the 2026 recruiting cycle is still winding down, North Carolina and head coach Bill Belichick have already started to make significant progress with several top prospects in the 2027 class.
Bill Belichick is cleaning house following a disastrous debut campaign with the University of North Carolina Tar Heels football team. On Friday, UNC fired two coaches—Freddie Kitchens is out after just one year as the offensive coordinator, and Mike Priefer has left the post of special teams coordinator.
Bill Belichick is making changes to his staff at North Carolina, dismissing offensive coordinator Freddie Kitchens and special teams coordinator Mike Priefer.
While North Carolina and head coach Bill Belichick still have some work to do to finish off their impressive 2026 recruiting class, the Tar Heels are now
In Bill Belichick's first season as the North Carolina Tar Heels head coach, the team went just 4-8. It's the first time since 2019 that the Tar Heels failed to reach bowl eligibility.
The Texas Longhorns have lost a commitment during Early Signing Day on Wednesday. Per reports from On3's Hayes Fawcett, Texas four-star defensive lineman commit Vodney Cleveland has flipped to the North Carolina Tar Heels, joining head coach Bill Belichick in Chapel Hill.
Bill Belichick has insisted he has no intention of pursuing another NFL coaching opportunity next season, but that does not mean teams are giving up on him entirely.
The Duke Blue Devils became bowl eligible on Saturday, while also keeping their slim ACC hopes alive, with a 32-25 win over their in-state rivals, the North Carolina Tar Heels.