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Steve Belichick’s Versatility-Driven Defense at North Carolina


Although the Washington Huskies had reached the national championship game the year before, its defense allowed more than 400 total yards per game — ranking 96th nationally — and nearly 260 passing yards per game, which ranked 117th. But in just one season under now-UNC defensive coordinator Steve Belichick, it became one of the nation’s best. (Sports Illustrated)

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Steve Belichick’s Versatility-Driven Defense at North Carolina


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