The six-time Super Bowl winner chief coach Bill Belichick has completed a deal to become the new head coach in North Carolina, said sources on Wednesday ESPN.

The expected attitude of Belichick (72) is one of the most breathtaking and convincing steps in the history of College football. He worked from 1975 until his divorce from the New England Patriots after the 2023 season in the NFL in the NFL.

Belichick’s father Steve served as a co -coach for Tar Heels in the 1950s.

Belichick’s attitude in North Carolina, who has not won ACC football title since 1980, was led by the CEO John P. Preyer, who had ground on Belichick in the past few weeks. The pages met in detail several times, also on Sunday for five hours, and this conversations culminated that Belichick completed the deal on Wednesday.

For a program in apathy and mediocrity, this is a pronounced and convincing shift of Mack Brown, since Belichick gives the Tar Heels for 2025 and beyond an unprecedented star female stamp.

The six super bowls of the patriots under Belichick is an NFL record (he won two more as co -trainers). He enters the college football with 333 NFL victories, behind only Don Shula’s all-time record of 347.

North Carolina released the 73-year-old Brown on November 26 after a season with 6 to 6 and ended his second stay at school with a 44: 33 record over six years. He trained the regular season finale of the Tar Heels, a defeat of 35 to 30 against NC State, and then said it was a great time for me to get out.

The expected attitude of the famous distant Belichick, who joked on Monday via “The Pat McAfee Show” about his press conference -aura, is a significant change in Brown’s syrupy Mediterranean charm.

Belichick spent his year doing the sidelines of several media jobs while making it clear that he wanted to return to coaching. After examining several NFL positions last year after his departure from Neuengland, Belichick was expected to explore the NFL market again.

But Sources said ESPN that a return to coaching was generally of great importance for Belichick. He spent a lot of time with his former assistant, the coach of Washington, Jedd Fisch, and spoke to friends and former coaches in College football. Belichick’s son Stephen is Washington’s defensive coordinator and is expected to work with the North Carolina employees in any way.

Due to the draft every year, Belichick has built up a reserve by College Coach Confidants, and this year he appeared in places such as Washington, Rutgers and LSU for college games.

Belichick also spent the last few days familiar with the transfer portal and the zero, and spent a lot of time how the organization card of a college system would work.

In his interview with McAfee on Monday, he made it clear that he would create an incubator for NFL talent if he were a college coach.

“If I were in a college program, the College program would be a pipeline for the NFL for the players who had the opportunity to play in the NFL,” said Belichick. “It would be a professional program: training, nutrition, program, coaching and techniques that would be transferred to the NFL.”

He concluded a long portrait of the program what the program would look like: “It would be an NFL program, but not at NFL level.”

Other names that had occurred in North Carolina’s search were the experienced NFL coach Steve Wilks, the Tulane coach Jon Sumrall, the defensive coordinator of Georgia, Glenn Schumann, Army’s offensive coordinator, Arthur Smith’s offensive coordinator. Smith stated that he would stay with the Steelers, and Tulane generally achieved an extension of the contract with sumrall.