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North Carolina has hired Bill Belichick.

After winning six Super Bowls in the NFL, Belichick is on to his next challenge,

and that's coaching in college, which is something he's never done before.

And I think that the surprise is, well, he was going to be the NFL's all-time victory

holder he would surpass Don schula but over the last year and a half the league's interest in

belichick hasn't been as robust as he probably thought and certainly we thought as well

so he turned his attention to college, or maybe college turned its attention

to him. But as I said for the last couple of days, I think he realized he was not going to get a job

in the NFL. Plenty of other NFL head of NFL head coaches have found success going to college.

Jim Harbaugh with Michigan, Pete Carroll, USC. Nick Saban, who didn't

coach well with the Dolphins, went to Alabama, although he did well at LSU. So the transition from

Belichick, NFL, to college football, ACC football, a football program at a basketball school.

And there are a lot of people, I think there's a surprising amount of people, maybe more people

who have a negative reaction to Bill succeeding than a positive reaction.

Because we hear the same things, his age, relatability with an 18 or 19 year old nil transfer portal

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