Bill Belichick’s UNC Docuseries Finds New Home on Hulu After Shocking HBO Exit

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AdvertisementBill Belichick’s next chapter is about to unfold on a screen near you, capturing the enigmatic coach’s first days at the University of North Carolina before he steps onto the field as the head coach of the Tar Heels. Hulu is reportedly locking down this docuseries, though the exact premiere date is still a mystery—adding to the buzz surrounding one of football’s most compelling figures. Crafted by EverWonder Studio, known for their knack in sports storytelling like the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson bout and NFL Christmas specials on Netflix, this series promises a fresh, unvarnished look at Belichick’s pivot from NFL legend to college football’s newest leader. What’s particularly intriguing is the backstory here: Belichick and UNC were set to be part of HBO’s Hard Knocks, but behind-the-scenes conflicts involving his girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, turned that project sideways. As the saga unfolds, Hudson’s involvement behind the scenes and her trademarks tied to the series’ themes hint at a unique spin on the coach’s journey. With Belichick now steering the Tar Heels after a high-profile coaching change, fans and critics alike are eager to see what this docuseries will reveal about the man behind six Super Bowl titles—and a new era in Tar Heel football. LEARN MOREBelichick and North Carolina were previously slated to be featured on the HBO series Hard Knocks. However, the deal fell apart after Belichick’s 24-year-old girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, demanded content approval and partial ownership of the show, per the New York Times.

Belichick and North Carolina were previously slated to be featured on the HBO series Hard Knocks. However, the deal fell apart after Belichick’s 24-year-old girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, demanded content approval and partial ownership of the show, per the New York Times.

Belichick and North Carolina were previously slated to be featured on the HBO series Hard Knocks. However, the deal fell apart after Belichick’s 24-year-old girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, demanded content approval and partial ownership of the show, per the New York Times.

The Times also reported that Hudson had been speaking to EverWonder about producing the series while in talks with HBO.