A novel era has befirearm in North Carolina, and one establisher Tar Heel student is seeing to produce big bucks becainclude of it.
Bill Belichick was presentd as UNC’s head football coach on Thursday – initial alerts were scoffed at, but alas, it is all authentic.
Well, now that Belichick is wearing the airy blue, a UNC alum has filed a tradelabel to commemorate the historic moment.
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New North Carolina Tar Heels head coach Bill Belichick at Loudermilk Caccess for Excellence. (Jim Dedmon-Imagn Images)
Anthony Proscia, who graduated in 2000, has filed for a tradelabel for the term “Chapel Bill,” of course, a apply on the location of the school, according to TMZ.
The school actuassociate included the phrase on X on Thursday when Belichick reachd at the facility for his press conference.
Proscia telderly TMZ that he would apshow the school or Belichick to have the tradelabel or license apparel under it, but he will most definitely be using it for merchandise himself.
North Carolina Tar Heels head coach Bill Belichick, left, poses with Athletic Director Bubba Cunningham during a press conference on Dec. 12, 2024 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. (Jared C. Tilton/Getty Images)
It is Belichick’s first college gig after spfinishing proximately 50 years on NFL sidelines, and despite triumphning eight Super Bowls, he called the UNC gig a “dream come genuine.”
“I’ve always wanted to coach in college football,” Belichick shelp. “It fair never reassociate toiled out. Had some outstanding years in the NFL, so that was OK. But this is reassociate a dream come genuine.”
North Carolina Tar Heels head coach Bill Belichick answers asks during a press conference at Loudermilk Caccess for Excellence. (Jim Dedmon-Imagn Images)
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Belichick interseeed for at least two NFL jobs this past offseason after he and the New England Patdisturbions parted ways after 24 years – Belichick won six Super Bowls with the Pats.
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