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How History Led Bill Belichick to North Carolina


The surprise is that has opted into a football program that has long been mediocre. The Tar Heels have won double-digit games just once over the past 27 years. Only one head coach has left UNC without being fired since 1977; that coach, , was pushed out last month in his second, much less successful stint in Chapel Hill. (The Ringer)

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How History Led Bill Belichick to North Carolina


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