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Report: UNC 'Hard Knocks' scuttled over involvement of Bill Belichick's girlfriend

  • Plans to film the first-ever college season of Hard Knocks at North Carolina were canceled in early 2024 due to concerns about Bill Belichick's girlfriend's involvement.
  • The cancellation followed worries over 24-year-old Jordon Hudson wanting to be heavily involved, with an NFL official confirming the project was off via email.
  • Belichick, 73, signed a five-year, $10 million-per-year contract with UNC in January 2024, while a planned five-part HBO series would have paid UNC $200,000.
  • Belichick discussed his new book on CBS Sunday Morning where Hudson acted as his representative and said, "We're not talking about this," amid controversy over her presence.
  • The cancellation highlights tensions about the appropriateness of Hudson's involvement and sparked debate over Belichick's fit as a college coach amid divided opinions from former players.
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Report: UNC 'Hard Knocks' scuttled over involvement of Bill Belichick's girlfriend

Plans for the cameras to roll at North Carolina for the first-ever college season of "Hard Knocks" were called off over worries about the involvement of coach Bill Belichick's girlfriend. That is according to The Athletic, which reported Wednesday that…

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New York Post broke the news in New York, United States on Wednesday, April 30, 2025.
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