Today’s news drop highlights Bill Belichick’s progress to serve coaching in college football at the University of North Carolina. On Wednesday, a decision came announcing that Bill has signed a five-year deal and is ready to guide the football team, grabbing the opportunity to improve his coaching career.
Bill is thrilled while announcing the disclosure of the news. But what’s remarkable is that Bill’s girlfriend also revealed the news of him becoming a coach with Bill’s one-liner, which he used in a press conference years ago after the Patriots' loss. Read to know what it is and how it has amused readers.
Bill Belichick is Assigned as a UNC Head Coach
As you know, Bill is a recognized six-time Super Bowl-winning NFL coach and the former New England Patriots general manager. Recently, a news drop-in where the University of North Carolina officials declared that Bill would serve his coach duties for the UNC football team. Bill Belichick has also signed a 5-year contract worth $50 million for this.
While discussing Bill’s happiness, the head coach shared this news with the football world, shocking his contemporaries. He said he always wanted this type of opportunity and looked forward to doing great at UNC-Chapel Hill. Another reason Bill shares the news is that his father, Steve Belichick, was once the coach at UNC (1953-1955), and now Belichick Jr. is honoured with this chance.
Belichick’s Girlfriend's Response Using One of Bill’s One-Liner
Apart from the coach unveiling his news, his 24-year-old girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, also revealed her sense of humour by announcing the UNC decision on the Instagram post. She posted a playful caption: We are onto Chapel Hill!!! What is notable is that the phrase is the molded version of what Bill posted on his social media in a postgame press conference after the New England Patriots loss: We’re on to Cincinnati.
What’s New for Bill at UNC Coaching?
With the news coming in, sports analysts anticipate beginning a new chapter for the 72-year-old coach after leaving the NFL, Patriots, and Atlanta Falcons. At the same time, UNC Tar Heels has a latest 6-6 record. But it will soon transition into a winning team while encountering UConn in the Wasabi Fenway Bowl under Bill Belichick's guidance.