Bill Belichick faces scrutiny as UNC football struggles continue
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 17, 2026, 3:51 PM
Last updated Sep 17, 2026

Bill Belichick's tenure at the University of North Carolina is under fire after multiple controversies, including the resignation of his son, defensive coordinator Steve Belichick, following an investigation into conduct violations. Despite these issues, the Tar Heels enter their upcoming game against Clemson with a 2-0 record, looking to claim an important victory after seven consecutive losses to the Tigers. The investigation's findings indicate that the recent problems are not systemic, offering a glimmer of hope for Belichick's leadership as the season progresses. As UNC seeks to improve from last season's disappointing 4-8 finish, a win against Clemson could help repair the program's reputation.
- •Steve Belichick resigned as UNC's defensive coordinator after conduct issues.
- •UNC football is 2-0 heading into a game against Clemson.
- •The investigation found no systemic failures in the football program.
- •UNC seeks to improve on a 4-8 record from last season.
- 3:51 PMYahoo Sports — Bill Belichick still has a chance to fix the UNC disaster he created
"Bill Belichick is one big win from putting this mess behind him.
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