US EditionBill Belichick leaving UNC gets massive update from college football insider
- Bill Belichick attended his first Atlantic Coast Conference spring meetings as North Carolina's head coach in Amelia Island, Florida, in May 2025.
- UNC hired Belichick last December on a three-year, $30 million contract to revitalize its football program after his distinguished NFL career.
- Belichick arrived late, carrying luggage and causing a minor incident, and participated in limited interviews while sharing the spotlight with ACC coaches and officials.
- Belichick holds 302 NFL coaching wins, ranks third in history, and UNC athletic director Bubba Cunningham and Clemson coach Dabo Swinney praised him as an "amazing football coach."
- Despite some controversies involving Belichick's girlfriend and buyout terms, experts urge patience, highlighting UNC's significant investment and the potential program boost Belichick brings.
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'Celebrity figure' coach Bill Belichick touted as 'a great thing' for the ACC despite distractions
AMELIA ISLAND, Fla. (AP) — Bill Belichick arrived fashionably late to the Atlantic Coast Conference’s spring meetings, his first one as North Carolina’s head coach.
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In a stunning offseason move, longtime NFL head coach Bill Belichick found his way to college football by accepting the job at North Carolina. Now, he’s bringing a wave of coverage and attention to Chapel Hill and the ACC. This week, the ACC Spring Meetings have been ongoing, and league commissioner Jim Phillips was asked about the impact of Belichick joining the college ranks within the ACC. It’s no secret that it is one of the major storylines…
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