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Bill Belichick Says He Never Sought an Early Departure From the North Carolina Job
Belichick and UNC deny buyout talks despite 2-3 start and internal reports; coach banned Patriots scouts and attributes negative coverage to former NFL team.
- Bill Belichick and members of the North Carolina football program believe some negative reports about Belichick originated from the New England Patriots, The Athletic's Dianna Russini reported.
- Amid a poor start, Bill Belichick, North Carolina head coach, faces intensified scrutiny after the UNC Tar Heels football team went 2-3 with three blowout losses, while The Athletic detailed dysfunction and arrogance.
- In response, Bill Belichick banned Patriots scouts from UNC practices, directed the UNC athletic program social media team to avoid Patriots content, and addressed the reports at a Monday press availability.
- Both sides reaffirmed commitment as UNC chancellor, athletic director Bubba Cunningham, and football general manager attended Monday's presser, while a buyout would cost $30 million.
- On Oct. 17, UNC returns to action at California amid reports of reduced buyout talks between Bill Belichick, North Carolina head coach, and the university.
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