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The experience of Bill Belichick in Chapel Hill is not going well.
The Tar Heels fell to 2-3 on Saturday of the season, after undergoing an embarrassing defeat of 38-10 against Clemson, who entered the day by winning only one of their first four games.
The UNC finished 28-3 after only a quarter, on the heels of losing against the UCF 34-9 last week.
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Clemson Tigers’ head coach, Dabo Swinney, meets her head coach from Caroline du Nord Tar Heels, Bill Belichick, before a match at the Kenan stadium on Saturday. (Bob Donnan / Imagn images)
The two victories of North Carolina came against Charlotte and Richmond. The Tar Heels began the season with a 48-14 defeat against TCU.
While the tigers exploded UNC, many went to social networks to tear the eight time winner of the Super Bowl.
“I would not keep him against Belichick if he left just at halftime and was never seen again,” said Dave Portnoy. “Someone has to bring him university football as soon as possible.”
“Bill Belichick must tip his cap and call Tom Brady his dad.
Tar Heels of the North Carolina head coach, Bill Belichick, fell to 2-3 on Saturday of the season. (AP photo / Nell Redmond)
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The clay of Outkick Travis added: “So the mandate of Bill Belichick UNC is a full fire of the dumpster. I am not sure that he arrives in the second year. He should have retired when Tom Brady left New England, his heritage as a coach would be infinitely higher. Now he lights up all this on fire.”
Antonio Williams launched a 75 yardstroke at TJ Moore at the first offensive snap to start the dominant Clemson program. Cade Klubnik launched four affected in the first 30 minutes of the match.
Clemson has been favored by around 14 points, but ranked n ° 4 entering the season, the Tigers have, according to their standards, a nightmare of a season so far.
Caroline du Nord Tar Heels head coach Bill Belichick reacts to a game on the sidelines on Saturday in the second quarter at the Kenan stadium. (Bob Donnan / Imagn images)
UNC left next week before going to Cal next week.
