Seelow just handed me a bulletin.

That's the word I was looking for.

A good word.

As he walked in, I mean, I felt like this was 1995 again, which is awesome, as he handed me a piece of paper with sports news on it.

And I said, yes, I saw part of this on X and was reading about it.

So on the latest episode of Pablo Tori finds out,

Pablo Tori used to work for ESPN.

I don't think he still does.

He's doing his own podcast.

Pablo Tori finds out, which was released this morning around 7.30.

The show's host reported that Jordan Hudson has been banned from the Tar Heels football facility, citing multiple UNC sources.

Tori said that the decision was made by members of the university's administration in the wake of Belichick's viral interview with CBS Sunday morning,

which the 24-year-old Hudson interrupted to shut down a question regarding how her and the 73-year-old

head coach first met. Two sources at the University of North Carolina tell me that there's been a

decision that was made last week by the higher-ups inside the athletic department that had hired Belichick to be the highest paid public employee, not just the coach in the state of North Carolina, 10 million a year, and that the decision was that Jordan Hudson, she is no longer allowed in the football building. She's not allowed on the football field.

Quote, don't think you'll be hearing much from Jordan moving forward.

Tori also revealed that Bill Belichick's family is extraordinarily concerned by what has transpired.

One Belichick family source told me there is deep worry for how detrimental Jordan can be for not just North Carolina,

but Bill's legacy, reputation, and everything he has built and worked for over decades.

He added, in fact, the family has been digging into Jordan Hudson as well.

I'm worried for me.

I don't want to lose his bet.

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