Expectations are understandably high for the Tar Heels—Belichick has so many Super Bowl rings he needs both hands to wear them. But it’s not just football fans who are holding North Carolina to a high standard this year.

Mystery, expectations surround the Tar Heels as Bill Belichick readies to coach a college football team in competition for the first time.

North Carolina appears to be seeking an exit strategy from the Atlantic Coast Conference, according to a report by Inside Carolina. SEC expanding?

The North Carolina Tar Heels have done an excellent job when it comes to recruiting the 2026 cycle. They have landed a large majority of their class that they have been targeting when it comes to the recruiting cycle targets.

UNC could be attractive to both the Big Ten and the SEC in the future. It's not because of football success ... or Bill Belichick.

Like Sanders, Belichick will make his debut at home against TCU. However, this is in primetime as a standalone game on Labor Day in Chapel Hill. That game is set to be broadcast on ESPN. UNC will also be on an ESPN channel for at least two Friday games when they face off against Cal and Syracuse in October.

The North Carolina Tar Heels have been one of the better teams ever since Bill Belichick has hit campus, when it comes to the recruiting scene. They have put to

Bill Belichick took the stage Thursday in front of a ballroom packed with reporters and shielded his eyes. The lights were indeed bright, though not too bright for the six-time Super Bowl-winning head coach.