Bill Belichick, Tar Heels Take Practice at Kenan Memorial Stadium

The North Carolina Tar Heels football team began practice of its fall camp on Saturday, August 2. Then, Head Coach Bill Belichick spoke to the media before it all commenced. And after it concluded, quarterback Max Johnson, running back Caleb Hood, defensive back Marcus Allen and linebacker Khmori House all spoke to the media as well.

On Wednesday, August 6, Coach Belichick, in addition to Special Teams Coordinator Mike Priefer, Offensive Coordinator Freddie Kitchens and Defensive Coordinator Steve Belichick. Offensive lineman Austin Blaske, along with redshirt freshman Leroy Jackson, shared their thoughts with reporters then as well.

As of late, on Wednesday, August 13, reporters were able to hear from UNC's head coach once more, but then it was straight into the viewing portion of practice, where the media collectively watched the Tar Heels stretch and then take part in drills. All three media availabilities took place on the Bill Koman Practice Complex, just beside North Carolina's Dorrance Field, home of the men's and women's soccer teams.

Now, Coach Belichick has taken his team to Kenan Memorial Stadium to practice, with the first game not too far from now, as September 1 is peeking around the corner. The anticipation of the entire football world (it feels like) is down to its final moments as the wait will be over, sooner rather than later.

The official Carolina Football account shared on social media clips of the team practicing, featuring plays by defensive back Thaddeus Dixon and wide receiver Jordan Shipp, both attendees at this year's ACC Kickoff in Charlotte, North Carolina.