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He's never going to quit.Do you think he’s going to quit, be fired, or something else?
That is basically what UNC told him today and out goes the Maye tweet at 9:56 AM. Unfortunately, that is just symptomatic of much bigger issues between the school and coach.Here's where I am at this point: Tell BB that his hooker can no longer be on the field. Tweet about Drake Maye's accomplishments every damn day.
If Bill doesn't like it, he can pack up his crap and leave. Fuck it.
I believe its a legitimate lawsuit but only tangential to the Bill hire and I'm going to guess it has zero impact on Bill's employment going forward.I know there's that lawsuit regarding how he was hired - is it a legitimate lawsuit?
Damn that’s depressing.I'll be pretty danged surprised if Belichick isn't given 3 years to do whatever he's going to do, unless he decides to walk away from the entire situation (including his guaranteed contract).
I don't think you're going to see the PTB admit that they made a mistake in hiring Belichick because of the way his hiring went down. It's one thing if a chancellor/president of a university can fire the AD and then the football coach and tie everything up in a neat little bow. But thanks to the very public way this hiring played out, we all know that the BOT and Chancellor had more to do with the hiring than the AD. And do you really think that Preyer/Roberts are going to admit any error by firing Belichick before the guaranteed portion of his contract runs out? I don't.
So fired or something else?He's never going to quit.
Like i said, I'm not sure he survives the week. Presumably either firing or negotiated resignation with buyout. No way he just quits.So fired or something else?
That's ugly. Wow.Yikes. Not sure how he can stay another season after reading this. This is really bad. But considering how he was hired and who wanted to hire him, it's not surprising it's been a mess.
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Divided locker room, disastrous results: Players, parents blame Belichick culture for UNC problems
Multiple sources with knowledge of the inner workings of Bill Belichick's program say that UNC football's losses are a product of a divided locker room, a disorganized coaching staff and a failure to communicate.www.wral.com
Relevant from that link...Like i said, I'm not sure he survives the week. Presumably either firing or negotiated resignation with buyout. No way he just quits.
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Divided locker room, disastrous results: Players, parents blame Belichick culture for UNC problems
Multiple sources with knowledge of the inner workings of Bill Belichick's program say that UNC football's losses are a product of a divided locker room, a disorganized coaching staff and a failure to communicate.www.wral.com
Yes, I read that passage.Relevant from that link...
Last week UNCchancellor Lee Roberts preached patience at a Board of Trustees meeting beforethe Clemson loss.
"It's notthe kind of thing that we judge after four games or even after one season,”Roberts said. ”These things take time. We last won the conference championshipin 1980, and so we have significant work to do, significant investment to maketo get the program where we want it to be."
”A minimum levelof patience is required for any level of future success,” said UNC-Chapel HillBoard of Trustees chair Malcolm Turner, a former athletics director atVanderbilt. ”I appreciate the need and desire for instant gratification, but ittakes time to create success."
Again, you think that sounds like a Chancellor & BOT who are going to embarrass themselves by admitting this didn't work in 1 season or less?
Especially considering their political tiesRelevant from that link...
Last week UNC Chancellor Lee Roberts preached patience at a Board of Trustees meeting before the Clemson loss.
"It's not the kind of thing that we judge after four games or even after one season,”Roberts said. ”These things take time. We last won the conference championship in 1980, and so we have significant work to do, significant investment to make to get the program where we want it to be."
”A minimum level of patience is required for any level of future success,” said UNC-Chapel Hill Board of Trustees chair Malcolm Turner, a former athletics director at Vanderbilt. ”I appreciate the need and desire for instant gratification, but it takes time to create success."
Again, you think that sounds like a Chancellor & BOT who are going to embarrass themselves by admitting this didn't work in 1 season or less?
Have you ever noticed how Republicans (especially MAGA republicans) are the most-backstabbing group of people? Trump world is full of backstabbers and shit-talkers. No one likes anyone over there.Especially considering their political ties
I had to read this line twice, and i'm still not sure what to make of this anonymous commentary in contrast to other things said off the record:Yikes. Not sure how he can stay another season after reading this. This is really bad. But considering how he was hired and who wanted to hire him, it's not surprising it's been a mess.
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Divided locker room, disastrous results: Players, parents blame Belichick culture for UNC problems
Multiple sources with knowledge of the inner workings of Bill Belichick's program say that UNC football's losses are a product of a divided locker room, a disorganized coaching staff and a failure to communicate.www.wral.com
Tbf that’s before last weeks performance and the subsequent airing of grievances (i now feel dirty for defending anything about lee roberts)Relevant from that link...
Last week UNC Chancellor Lee Roberts preached patience at a Board of Trustees meeting before the Clemson loss.
"It's not the kind of thing that we judge after four games or even after one season,”Roberts said. ”These things take time. We last won the conference championship in 1980, and so we have significant work to do, significant investment to make to get the program where we want it to be."
”A minimum level of patience is required for any level of future success,” said UNC-Chapel Hill Board of Trustees chair Malcolm Turner, a former athletics director at Vanderbilt. ”I appreciate the need and desire for instant gratification, but it takes time to create success."
Again, you think that sounds like a Chancellor & BOT who are going to embarrass themselves by admitting this didn't work in 1 season or less?
Still not of fan of WRAL’s sports guy turning in too Woodward & Bernstein whenever there’s an issue at UNC.Yikes. Not sure how he can stay another season after reading this. This is really bad. But considering how he was hired and who wanted to hire him, it's not surprising it's been a mess.
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Divided locker room, disastrous results: Players, parents blame Belichick culture for UNC problems
Multiple sources with knowledge of the inner workings of Bill Belichick's program say that UNC football's losses are a product of a divided locker room, a disorganized coaching staff and a failure to communicate.www.wral.com
That's what I've been thinking - Trumpers are not the type to admit to making mistakes, instead they always just double down and dig in. If this continues to be an epic disaster for game after game - as it well might - then by next season there may be so much pressure that they can't avoid doing something, but I think they'll definitely give him at least one more season to stand grumpily on the sidelines and pretend that he knows what he's doing or gives a shit while his go-go girlfriend roams the sidelines in whatever outfit she thinks will gain her more media attention. And as I've already posted, if Davis is let go at the end of this season I don't doubt they'll try to dictate that search as well to Bubba, even though it's become painfully clear that they totally screwed the pooch on the football hire. It's what Trumpers do - often wrong, but never in doubt.I'll be pretty danged surprised if Belichick isn't given 3 years to do whatever he's going to do, unless he decides to walk away from the entire situation (including his guaranteed contract).
I don't think you're going to see the PTB admit that they made a mistake in hiring Belichick because of the way his hiring went down. It's one thing if a chancellor/president of a university can fire the AD and then the football coach and tie everything up in a neat little bow. But thanks to the very public way this hiring played out, we all know that the BOT and Chancellor had more to do with the hiring than the AD. And do you really think that Preyer/Roberts are going to admit any error by firing Belichick before the guaranteed portion of his contract runs out? I don't.