A report emerged from CBS Sports on Thursday morning that North Carolina coach Bill Belichick hasn’t signed a contract with the program yet, potentially leaving some wiggle room in his buyout should the NFL come calling.

As speculation about Bill Belichick's NFL return heats up, Michael Lombardi addresses reports of the legendary coach's unsigned contract with North Carolina and his focus on the Tar Heels.

Despite agreeing to a five-year, $50 million contract with UNC last month, reports surfaced on Thursday that Belichick had not signed his contract with the school. Although Belich

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NFL coaching legend Bill Belichick sent shockwaves through the U.S. when he announced that he was headed for college football in December, but turns out a deal is not yet set in stone.

North Carolina general manager Michael Lombardi is trying to shut down speculation that new Tar Heels head coach Bill Belichick could return to the NFL. Bill is recruiting in DC today and Baltimore tomorrow.

Bill Belichick hasn't officially signed his contract at UNC, but those close to him say he's "committed" to the Tar Heels.

Bill Belichick turned heads in December when he suddenly decided to take over as the coach of North Carolina's football team.

North Carolina general manager Michael Lombardi, who was new Tar Heels head football coach Bill Belichick‘s first official staff addition, is embracing the “professional” side of college football. Specifically,

North Carolina hired Bill Belichick as its new head coach in early December, but it was recently revealed this week that his contract hasn't been signed. When CBS Sports reported that Belichick's contract with UNC was still unsigned,

Bill Belichick has not yet signed his contract with the University of North Carolina, which reportedly is making school officials wonder if he's planning a departure for the NFL.

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