Bill Belichick Says UNC Is 'Night and Day' Ahead of Second Season

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Bill Belichick Says UNC Is 'Night and Day' Ahead of Second Season

Bill Belichick believes North Carolina is "way ahead" of where it was a year ago, saying the program is "night and day" better entering his second season. Belichick credited improved team culture, stronger talent, and a more traditional recruiting approach, while stressing the Tar Heels must continue developing players to become championship contenders.

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