Belichick gets rude welcome to college football in UNC blowout loss

Bill Belichick had a moment on Monday evening “welcome to College Football” than being North Carolina Tar Heels were blown out by the TCU hearing frogs (48-14) to start the College Football season 2025.

It was a night full of expectations, celebrity appearances and pure hype in the Kenan stadium, as Belichick’s first taste to be a college football coach, started on the lawn in Chapel Hill. The Tar Heels hoped to initiate a new era with a win in order not only to achieve someone else under Belichick’s curriculum vitae, but also to get the program in the right direction.

However, the horned frogs had a different matter in mind, since they were affected by the screaming amount of over 50,000 people, including Randy Moss. Michael JordanRoy Williams, Lawrence Taylor and much more.

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The Belichick era started with an impressive touchdown in North Carolina when the Tar Heels went 83 meters in the field, with Caleb Hood ending it with his first count.

But after that everything was TCU and scored 41 unanswered points on the way to a simple victory.

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Horned frogs The quarterback Josh Hoover switched the defense of the Tar Heels and began with a 27-yard strike against Jordan Dwyer, who was a favorite all night, for a touchdown that had each connected the game after the extra point at seven.

The TCU was disabled in terms of defense, especially at the border of the scrimmage, what, what UNC wanted, if they had. The horned frogs kept them on three consecutive three-and-outs and took them with a field gate at the beginning of the second quarter.

North Carolina seemed to get some swing when Hoovers passport was too high for his intended recipient, and the caliber costs of the Tar Heels made an acrobatic interception to turn the field.

But the UNC quartersback Gio Lopez gave the ball back to the TCU, and it was the worst way when the experienced security bud Clark jumped a route and picked up 25 meters to the house to reach a pick-Six that made it 17-7. The horned frogs end half with a short field goal and with 20: 7 into the changing room when the crowd was stunned.

However, this feeling would not end, since the very first game of the second half was a 75-yard touchdown from Horned Frogs Star, the Kevorian Barnes, who was untouched the right side line to open the game.

UNC could not come back at this point, since the Horned Frogs continued to achieve the score when Trent Battle 28 Yards returned to the 34:7 value, and Lopez was released by Jonathan Bax, which led his horned Frogs team colleague Devean Devean deal to suck and it 37 yards for another report achieve.

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At that time, Belichick changed quarterbacks and headed Max Johnson, who led a touchdown ride at the end of the third quarter to add some points for the Tar Heels. But the game was out of reach and it is clear that the Tar Heels work a lot to work in the next week.

In the meantime, Hoover showed many NFL scouts that had thrown 284 yards 27 out of 36 with two touchdown passes and interceptors. Barnes had 11 wearing for 113 yards, while Dwyer brought nine receptions for a whopping 136 yards to support the TCU cause.

Nobody expected Belichick to turn the program right away and get it to fight a national title, but this was a shocking result that was dominated at home to start his career as a college trainer.

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