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.
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 whether, after a year or two of success, he would return to the NFL. “I didn’t come here to leave,” Belichick said, prompting applause in the room.
It was definitely the answer UNC fans and media wanted to hear considering Belichick’s decades-long experience and deep roots ...
Bill Belichick made it abundantly clear that taking the head coaching job at North Carolina isn't part of a grand plan to ...
It’s a line that pops up in movies and sitcoms from time to time. It’s a fitting way to describe Bill Belichick’s attitude ...
Of course, before Dolphins fans get too giddy about Belichick walking the college football sidelines, there is another NFL ...
Belichick realized he was going to be a long shot in the next NFL hiring cycle. "He burned a lot of bridges over his career." ...
The North Carolina Tar Heels turned their football program over to Bill Belichick, who says he won't leave for the NFL.
Bill Belichick is coaching the North Carolina Tar Heels. Putting aside the fact that I now have to soufflé and eat on live ...
Under the ACC’s current scheduling model, the UNC only plays Boston College once in the next six seasons — 2028 in Chapel ...
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