Bill Belichick speaks on his transition to college football at UNC-Chapel Hill. Bill Belichick speaks on his transition to college football at UNC-Chapel Hill. Updated: 10:32 PM EDT May 13, 2025 ...

Now, it’s Texas poaching time.  Bill Belichick just landed a big-time Texas talent out of Houston Cy Ranch. In a breaking ...

Bill Belichick, the mastermind behind six Super Bowl championships with the New England Patriots, has traded the NFL sidelines for the college football scene. On Wednesday, the University of North ...

Former New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick, who won six Super Bowls as a head coach, said Monday he’s discussed the UNC ...

Bill Belichick's highly anticipated transition from the NFL to college football as the new head coach at the University of North Carolina (UNC) has been overshadowed by controversy ...

Nick Saban knows what it takes to win in college football. While he has no doubts about Bill Belichick’s football brilliance, he made it clear that even the greatest NFL coach of all time will ...

Former New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick is reportedly eyeing a move to college football, potentially replacing the recently fired Mack Brown at North Carolina. Brown's dismissal just ...

Or even on Belichick loving the gig, because you can take the amateurism out of college football, but still it’s not the NFL. Jim: I’d take the under on the 2½ years, and that has nothing to ...

Former quarterback Tom Brady cast doubt on Bill Belichick’s reported interest in college football coaching, suggesting the legendary NFL coach might struggle with modern recruiting demands ...

North Carolina head coach Bill Belichick is attempting to acclimate to the college football ranks after a legendary NFL coaching career.. The 73-year-old, who began his NFL coaching career as an ...

Bill Belichick went decades without appearing in Madden football video games. He's keeping the streak alive by declining to ...

Belichick finished No. 54 in the rankings, behind coaches such as Vanderbilt's Clark Lea, Boston College's Bill O'Brien (who worked for him in New England) and Michigan State's Jonathan Smith.