When Bill Belichick took over the UNC Tar Heels in 2024 following his 24-year reign with the New England Patriots, expectations soared. Fans envisioned a powerhouse program led by

Bill Belichick invoked the term "fake news" when referring to reports that he had considered taking a buyout at North Carolina after early struggles.

Bill Belichick is reiterating his commitment to UNC football. While speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Oct. 28, Belichick, 73, responded to speculation that his team has been reenergized since he confirmed his future with UNC after reports alleged that he and the school were looking to part ways.

Bill Belichick, at the helm of the North Carolina Tar Heels, holds a record of two wins and three losses, and many are beginning to question what the future holds for him moving forward.

New Era in Chapel Hill When Bill Belichick arrived in Chapel Hill this offseason, it felt like a new era for North Carolina football. After decades a

Bill Belichick’s North Carolina Tar Heels didn’t play a game last week, but they still made plenty of headlines. On Monday morning in Chapel Hill, Belichick opened his press conference by slamming the reporting. “Some of the reports out last week ...

During his weekly press conference, UNC football coach Bill Belichick addressed reports about his future with the Tar Heels. Here's what he said.

Although the spotlight has been drawn again and again to Bill Belichick's media promotion -- for his book, a podcast, even a docuseries, the UNC coach says he spends less time on media than when he was with the NFL's New England Patriots.