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And it's official: https://goheels.com/news/2024/12/11/football-icon-bill-belichick-named-north-carolina-head-coach
I mean, he is technically younger than Mack Brown. I just wonder how long UNC (and Bill, for that matter) plan on him being the coach and how soon his son takes the reins
I just don't know if this is going to work out.
I have a feeling what motivates a college student in 2024 isn't what motivated NFL players in the 90s
Depends on what his goals are. If it’s to win a championship then yeah that seems remote. But if it’s to attract and develop players into top NFL prospects then that seems pretty reasonable.
I can't see how it possibly could. I mean they just go from a player's coach in Mack Brown to basically as far as you can go in the other direction. You can sometimes see that working but rarely when you're going from very old to also very old. Plus I have trouble seeing him as a real energetic recruiter.
I'm sure his gf can help with recruiting.