- Program
- North Carolina
- Level
- FBS
- In Role Since
- 2024
- Conference
- ACC
- Education
- Wesleyan University, 1975
Profile
Bill Belichick became North Carolina's head coach in December 2024 after building one of the most accomplished careers in professional football. He won six Super Bowls in 24 seasons as New England's head coach, added two more as the New York Giants' defensive coordinator and earned three AP NFL Coach of the Year awards. His 333 combined regular-season and playoff wins rank second in NFL history, and his move to Chapel Hill marked his first college head-coaching job.
Coaching Approach
Belichick's work is defined by detailed preparation, situational football and adapting personnel to weekly problems. At North Carolina, his stated model applies professional standards to player development, roster construction and a changing college-football environment.
Career Highlights
- Eight Super Bowl championships, including six as New England's head coach
- 333 combined NFL regular-season and playoff wins, second in league history
- Three-time AP NFL Coach of the Year and NFL record-holder with 31 playoff victories
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