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Bill Belichick UNC Football Series Heading to Hulu After ‘Hard Knocks’ Breakdown

Chapel Bill is back on. A docuseries featuring Bill Belichick and North Carolina Football is slated to be released on Disney’s Hulu streaming service, multiple sources told Front Office Sports. The series will be produced by EverWonder Studio. EverWonder declined to comment. Representatives for Disney and UNC did not respond to a request for comment. (Front Office Sports)

Video: THI Podcast - A look at UNC's new defensive coordinator, Steve Belichick

The THI duo of Andrew Jones and Jacob Turner take an in-depth look at new North Carolina defensive coordinator Steve Belichick, son of head coach Bill Belichick, and what he brings to that side of the football for the Tar Heels following his stint as defensive coordinator for the Washington Huskies. (View Video)

Breaking Down UNC's Wide Receivers

The Alpha: "With Jordan Shipp, the talent, jumps off the screen the way he moves, the frame, what he what he brings to the table as an athlete. He runs with a combination of power and acceleration that makes things look easy at times. If he lets himself get coached up, he's got a chance to explode with this coaching staff and be an NFL-type receiver." (Inside Carolina)

3 Reasons to Be Confident (and Cautious) for UNC Football in 2025

The 2025 UNC football season is set to be one of the most consequential in program history. The Tar Heels have invested significantly on the gridiron, bringing in Super Bowl champion head coach Bill Belichick to lead the team into a future dominated by NIL, revenue sharing and the transfer portal. Here are three reasons to be confident in the Tar Heels: (Chapelboro.com)

Ranking the top ACC quarterbacks entering the 2025 college football season

7. Gio Lopez, North Carolina: Bill Belichick’s biggest free agent acquisition of the offseason is an exciting lefty who also drew attention from SEC schools when he decided this spring to leave South Alabama. The 6-foot, 220-pound Lopez completed 66 percent of his passes for 2,559 yards and 18 touchdowns. He also ran for 463 yards and seven touchdowns. (On3.com)

Chansky’s Notebook: Scouting the Frogs

Who has the advantage, UNC or TCU? Would the Tar Heels’ opener be Labor Day night on ESPN, with no other college football game being played if Bill Belichick wasn’t the new coach? Of course not. Belichick has been the biggest offseason story since he stepped onto the dais in December. And now we can talk about the game as training camp nears. (Chapelboro.com)

Video: THI Podcast - Are We Underestimating UNC's Defensive Line?

Andrew Jones of THI discusses whether UNC's defensive line is being underestimated entering the 2025 college football season. After all, Leroy Jackson is the Tar Heels' leading returner, and he only played 3 snaps last year. Bill Belichick has re-stocked the position, but there are still a lot of unknowns. (View Video)

AJ Beatty, former UNC football player, dies at 23

A.J. Beatty’s name should ring a bell for high school football fans because not long ago he was a star at Pittsburgh Central Catholic and one of the state’s top football recruits. The 6-foot-4, 260-pound defensive lineman graduated from Central Catholic in 2020 and signed with North Carolina. Beatty died on July 14 in Pittsburgh. He was 23. (PennLive.com)

Charlie Heck Set To Salvage Tampa Bay's Left Tackle Spot

How quickly things have changed for Bucs swing tackle Charlie Heck. The former UNC offensive lineman went from filling an important, albeit backup, role on Tampa Bay's offensive line to likely protecting quarterback Baker Mayfield’s blindside for the first few games of the 2025 season. Doing so will mean filling the shoes of All-Pro left tackle Tristan Wirfs. (Pewter Report)

Chansky’s Notebook: Draft Crush

UNC joins Michigan and Arizona as the three schools with at least one athlete drafted in the first round of their respective professional drafts. Michigan has six, including a first rounder in the NHL draft. The Tar Heels had Omarion Hampton, Drake Powell, and Luke Stevenson selected in the first rounds of the NFL, NBA, and Major League Baseball drafts. (Chapelboro.com)

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