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Bill Belichick\u2019s UNC deal is unofficially official. <\/p>\n
The former Patriots coach has yet to sign the five-year contract he agreed to last month to be UNC\u2019s next head coach, CBS Sports reported on Tuesday.<\/p>\n
Belichick signed a term sheet proposal with UNC on Dec. 11, which explained basic terms for his first college job \u2014 but the document stated that it was not a binding agreement. <\/p>\n
The CBS report also said the situation is a \u201clegal gray area\u201d due to Belichick\u2019s buyout clause with UNC, which is $10 million if he terminates his deal before June 1, and $1 million after that. <\/p>\n
UNC GM Mike Lombardi responded to the report on X on Thursday, saying the NFL isn\u2019t an option for Belichick.<\/p>\n
\u201cBill is recruiting in DC today and Baltimore tomorrow,\u201d Lombardi wrote. \u201cHis focus is on North Carolina football, hiring staff members and developing the team. The NFL isn\u2019t a option so please stop making it one. Thank you.\u201d <\/p>\n
During an appearance later Thursday on \u201cThe Pat McAfee Show,\u201d Lombardi said Belichick is loving the recruiting process.<\/p>\n
\u201cCoach Belichick is on the road, he\u2019s in D.C. today in spite of all the stories saying he\u2019s not working here and the contract and all that,\u201d Lombardi said, adding \u201cthe reception has been wonderful\u201d from recruits.<\/p>\n
McAfee went on to mention how Lombardi has been \u201cso loud\u201d about his commitment to UNC amid reports in the media.<\/p>\n
\u201cI\u2019m loud because I think so many of them, especially the one that keeps going on, is being generated by someone who doesn\u2019t like our program, who doesn\u2019t like me, who doesn\u2019t like coach Belichick \u2026 they keep kicking something that doesn\u2019t exist,\u201d said Lombardi, who admitted he, too, hasn\u2019t signed his UNC contract.<\/p>\n
\t“Coach Belichick is on the road recruiting..I was with Bill every day during the fall & we talked about every single NFL job that could open up..He shot it down every time & North Carolina is where he wants to be” ~ @mlombardiuncgm #PMSLive pic.twitter.com\/on3YMvxvmO\u2014 Pat McAfee (@PatMcAfeeShow) January 16, 2025 <\/p>\n
As of Thursday, there are six NFL head coaching vacancies: the Cowboys, Bears, Jaguars, Jets, Saints and Raiders.<\/p>\n
Tom Brady, now a minority owner of the Raiders, reportedly tried to gauge his former coach\u2019s interest in a return to the NFL after Las Vegas fired Antonio Pierce.<\/p>\n
Brady was Belichick\u2019s quarterback during the Patriots\u2019 two-decade dynasty, which included six Super Bowl titles across 20 seasons together. <\/p>\n
Belichick, 72, and the Patriots parted ways after 24 seasons together in last January.\u00a0<\/p>\n
\u201cI didn\u2019t come here to leave,\u201d Belichick said during his introductory press conference at Chapel Hill on Dec. 12, 2024.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Belichick is currently assembling his coaching staff at Chapel Hill. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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