Before he took the position as head football coach for the North Carolina Tar Heels, eight-time Super Bowl winner Bill Belichick had been away from coaching for a year, but the time off certainly didn't make him forget what he loves about the profession.
Belichick, speaking to reporters on Wednesday prior to North Carolina's second spring practice, was asked what he traditionally does during a practice as a head coach, specifically if he walks around and observes. That led Belichick to quip that one of the perks of being a head coach is that one gets to yell at every position group equally.
