“Unveiling the Hidden Salaries: What Bill Belichick’s Elite Coaching Staff Will Earn at UNC!”

As the countdown to Bill Belichick’s debut as head coach of the University of North Carolina’s football team approaches, a wave of curiosity ripples through the sports world. Can the mastermind behind six Super Bowl wins in the NFL translate that success to the college level after a brief hiatus? Starting with the season opener against TCU on September 1, all eyes will surely be glued to Chapel Hill as he tries to turn around a program struggling to regain its past glory. With a staggering $10 million salary and a staff that’s well-compensated for their expertise—yes, even his son, Steve, is cashing in at $1.3 million—it’s clear that both the university and Belichick are aiming high. After all, what’s a season without the pressures of potential NFL interest looming large over him? Will Belichick’s coaching genius shine through in the college arena? Buckle up, because this experiment might just become the most intriguing storyline of the year! LEARN MORE.

Bill Belichick will coach his first collegiate game on September 1 when North Carolina hosts TCU.

He took the UNC job after the school parted ways with Mack Brown at the end of the 2024 season. The school is giving him $10 million to coach the football team this year and his staff is also going to be well-compensated. 

According to 247Sports, Belichick’s staff is expected to make almost $12.5 million for the 2025 season. The school is paying Belichick’s assistant coaches almost $7 million combined, about $3.7 million to the front office, a little over $1 million to the strength and conditioning coaches, and just shy of $750,000 to other support coaches. 

Belichick’s son, Steve, will make $1.3 million to serve as the program’s defensive coordinator while offensive coordinator Freddie Kitchens will earn $1.15 million. 

His staff is well-compensated and together, they will try and help Belichick get the program back on track after winning only six games last season. Brown had been the head coach for six seasons in his second stint at UNC before getting fired. 

The Tar Heels haven’t won double-digit games since 2015 when Larry Fedora was the head coach. They won 11 games and got to the Russell Athletic Bowl. 

Belichick took 2024 off after he and the New England Patriots parted ways and did a lot of media for ESPN and the “Pat McAfee Show.” However, he still loves coaching and is excited to work with the players in Chapel Hill. 

If he does well, NFL teams could come calling as soon as the end of 2025 since his buyout drops to $1 million once June comes around.

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