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The natives are restless on Belichick football.
Do we even have to call Richmond a must on Saturday? In a way, goes without saying a team that is literally not in the Caroline League if the heels want to continue and have a good season.
Apparently, the victory of 20-3 at Charlotte did not float enough boats. The blogosphere wanted Max Johnson to play at least in the game and prevents criticism from the offensive coordinator Freddie Kitchens from going too far.
Kitchens was surprised by saying that he had never applied or even asked Bill Belichick the post. He just dragged to see what would happen, and apparently his checkered story in the NFL and be a head coach in Cleveland six years ago was sufficient.
Thus, while Chancellor Lee Roberts gave the new coach the game ball after defeating the 49ers for his first university victory, people want more of the hooded sweatshirt, which has not passed everyone so far.
Charlotte at 271 yards in total was it quite good against a quarter-arre team by Conner Harrell, who has already accumulated as many yards in total in two games as in two rescue seasons with the Tar Heels?
And UNC’s racing match against Charlotte was led by a three -star first -year student, who delighted visit fans with a 19 yards, the longest for both games. They say Johnson would have made a big difference.
Johnson has not played a shot, which is a trait of the NFL to leave the quarterrier unless it is a real eruption, which was not. Gio Lopez and Mended Max have each threw a passage of TD so far. Lopez had 18 last season in South Alabama, nine less than Johnson’s 27 in LSU in the second year.
This is why Richmond must be a massacre of the opening kick at 3:30 am. The spiders are also 1-1 after losing against Mighty Lehigh and Wofford, the two FCS teams, a code for what was formerly division I-AA.
The crowd that presents itself in the Kenan stadium on closed counters will tell us if Belichick is real so far. Remember when the Carmichael auditorium has always been packed with chevrons, regardless of the opponent? They came to see Tar Heels of Dean Smith, the final point.
Charlotte and Richmond are supposed to be warm -up games for the real test to show how the Bill Dollar patchwork team came.
Next week is a trip to Orlando for the center of Florida, which beat the North Carolina A&T 68-7 and won a 17-10 victory against Jacksonville State.
Head coach Scott Frost pulled a Mack Brown, returning to the UCF after five seasons losing to his Alma Mater Nebraska. Frost could be the answer to a trivia question: who played for a 13-0 team (Les Cornhuskers from 1997) and led to a 13-0 team (the Knights 2017)?
Star image via Associated Press / Nell Redmond
Art Chansky is a veteran journalist who wrote ten books, including the bestsellers “Game Changers”, “Blue Bloods” and “The Dean’s List”. He has contributed to WCHL for decades, after making his first appearance as a student in 1971. The commentary “Sports Notebook” is broadcast daily on the opinion column 97.9 The Hill WCHL and its “Art’s Angle” opinion column takes place every week on Chapelboro.
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Chansky’s Notebook: We will see Saturday
Charlotte and Richmond are supposed to be warm -up games for the real test to show how the team of Bill Belichick Patchwork UNC came.
Art Chansky is a veteran journalist who wrote ten books, including the bestsellers “Game Changers”, “Blue Bloods” and “The Dean’s List”. He has contributed to WCHL for decades, after making his first appearance as a student in 1971. The commentary “Sports Notebook” is broadcast daily on the opinion column 97.9 The Hill WCHL and its “Art’s Angle” opinion column takes place every week on Chapelboro.
