As the Tar Heels continue preparing for the upcoming season during fall camp, they are doing so without their defensive coordinator.During his media availability, the UNC head coach told reporters that his son, Steve, was on medical leave."Just want to let everyone know that my son Steve’s on medical leave, and look forward to getting him back as soon as possible," Bill Belichick noted about his son.
"It’s a medical situation so I really can’t make any further comment on that."NCAA IGNORED THE WARNINGS.NOW IT'S FIGHTING FOR SURVIVAL IN COURTROOMS ACROSS AMERICA OVER ELIGIBILITYThe 2026 season is pivotal for North Carolina to turn things around, coming off a 4-8 year that saw Bill Belichick face a number of questions about the trajectory of his football program amid high-handed scrutiny from Tar Heel fans.Defensive coordinator Steve Belichick and head coach Bill Belichick of the North Carolina Tar Heels look on during the second half of a game against the TCU Horned Frogs at Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill, N.C., on Sept.
1, 2025.(Getty Images)There are rightfully plenty of skeptics regarding the job Belichick has done so far in Chapel Hill, mainly relying on the transfer portal to secure wins in a highly competitive financial market for student-athletes.But even off the field, there continue to be questions about whether turning the North Carolina program into the NFL's '33rd team' would actually work out in the long run.
Early results show that the support among fans is teetering, with an upcoming season that is not likely to produce an ACC championship run.ZERO BS.JUST DAKICH.
TAKE THE DON'T @ ME PODCAST ON THE ROAD.DOWNLOAD NOW!In reality, UNC would be lucky to reach a decent postseason bowl game this season, if we're going off talent alone.Before fall camp could even get underway, North Carolina was already dealing with off-field issues.It was announced by the school on July 27 that general manager Michael Lombardi had been placed on administrative leave...