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‘Enthusiastic’ Bill Belichik on Spring Ball - Funny

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http://www.espn.com/video/clip/_/id/44127909

The headline on ESPN is funny (in an ironic ha ha kinda way, 🙂) where it referenced Bill’s ‘Enthusiasm’.    I’ll admit for 10 seconds before watching the video clip, it had me expecting a new more youthful, energetic and enthusiastic Bill Belichik.   Then I watched his press update after day 1 of spring practice.   Yep, it’s the same old curmudgeon working with 18-20 yr olds speaking in monochromatic tone and saying absolutely nothing.

Curious to see how this experiment is gonna work.  
 

 

 

 

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3 hours ago, NothinButDaHorns34 said:

I am very intrigued as well to see how this goes for him at UNC. 

If nothing else it’s made UNC interesting, similar to Colorado 2 yrs ago.   I’ll be watching to see how they do with Belichik in charge. 

I think it's energized Bill a little. His name and resume will attract a little talent. We know he can coach. We'll see if it all meshes and works. 

On 3/8/2025 at 9:48 AM, jkates said:

I think it's energized Bill a little. His name and resume will attract a little talent. We know he can coach. We'll see if it all meshes and works. 

If a girlfriend nearly 50 years younger than you doesn’t energize you, I’m not sure what could. 

On 3/8/2025 at 8:12 AM, Bevo92 said:

If nothing else it’s made UNC interesting, similar to Colorado 2 yrs ago.   I’ll be watching to see how they do with Belichik in charge. 

Difference is Bill is actually a good coach

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