When Bill Belichick was announced as the new head coach of North Carolina’s football team, the next question was obvious: Who would he bring on to fill out his staff? With a $10 million budget to assemble his team,

Another familiar face is heading to North Carolina with Bill Belichick.

Washington Huskies defensive coordinator Steve Belichick is set to join his father, North Carolina Tar Heels coach Bill Belichick, in Chapel Hill. The move was confirmed on Sunday by Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports and 247 Sports. The younger Belichick will join North Carolina’s staff after Washington’s bowl game against Louisville on Christmas Eve.

The Tar Heels’ new football coach skipped the Fenway Bowl to use his time on roster management and setting up recruiting weekends.

The Washington Huskies defensive coordinator will join Bill Belichick’s staff at UNC, 247 Sports’’ Matt Zenitz reported on Sunday morning. He’ll have the same role in North Carolina as he did in Washington. Steve is expected to join his dad after the Huskies’ bowl game against Louisville on Dec. 31.

Bill Belichick must be glad he joined Instagram in September. The new UNC football coach, 72, explained that he’s “joining the 21st century” and using Instagram for recruiting players after taking over the Tar Heels program earlier this month.

UNC head coach Bill Belichick is adjusting to the college recruitment landscape by launching a new social media presence. "I'm officially on Twitter, so

North Carolina football, under the direction of Bill Belichick, continues to shape together the football coaching staff for the next season. That list now includes another big name from a CFP-featured program.

Seeing the 72-year-old former NFL coach tweet was something not many people had on their 2025 Bingo cards, but it was only a matter of time since Belichick entered the college foo

Belichick made his first recruiting visit, meeting with four-star edge rusher Zavion Griffin-Haynes at his high school. Griffin-Haynes, a 6-foot-6, 220-pound prospect f

When the North Carolina Tar Heels decided to part ways with Mack Brown, they saw a few recruits decommit and look elsewhere for an opportunity. But now with Bill Belichick as head coach, there's a chance some could come back including a key four-star edge rusher.