Bill Belichick has spent most of the year with his personal life in the news, and Jordon Hudson has been at the center of that attention. While it has helped Belichick hit more headlines, his relationship has also brought a lot of scrutiny.
Throughout the season, Belichick was accused of not having his head in the game. His harshest critics claimed that he was too focused on his relationship and cared very little about the program. As per the critics, Belichick only cared about his paycheck.
Regardless of the claims, Belichick continued to be in the news, partly because of his girlfriend. The 24-year-old was recently seen driving her white Mercedes-Benz GLE Coupe, valued at more than $100,000, while dressed in a relaxed athletic outfit.
She was dressed in black shorts and a crop top linked to her “Code Black” cheerleading squad. The sighting added to a long list of moments that have kept her name circulating online throughout Belichick’s debut season at North Carolina.
Jordon Hudson bares her abs in $100K Mercedes as Bill Belichick’s UNC season mercifully comes to an end https://t.co/Mj2JpW6aap pic.twitter.com/mcqY5b2beU
— New York Post Sports (@nypostsports) November 30, 2025
Hudson has become a constant talking point among college football fans. Her appearances at games, her social-media presence, and the high-profile nature of her relationship with Belichick have fueled conversations.
The age gap, the luxury lifestyle glimpses, and her visibility at UNC events turned their relationship into an ongoing subplot of the Tar Heels’ season. For many, she became as much a part of the weekly chatter as the team’s on-field results.
Their relationship has grown more public as the season progressed, and every new appearance or paparazzi moment has been met with fresh commentary. The combination of Belichick’s first year in college football and Hudson’s rise in visibility has kept them firmly in the spotlight, even as UNC’s season went in the opposite direction.
Bill Belichick’s First College Football Season Was a Disaster
Belichick’s first year at North Carolina ended with a 4–8 record, including a 2–6 stretch in ACC play. The final game, a 42–19 loss to NC State, closed the door on any hope of building momentum heading into the postseason.
It marked a disappointing finish for a program that hired Belichick with hopes of an immediate turnaround. After the loss, he made it clear he wasn’t ready to dissect the season. He brushed aside attempts at a full evaluation and said he was focused on moving into the offseason instead.
“Yeah, we just got done with the game, OK?” Belichick said when asked about his takeaways from the season. “So… yeah, so we’re not gonna do a season recap. I’m just finished with the game here. We’ll do a season recap when we get done, you know, alright? I mean, sorry.”
Expectations were high when Belichick took the job, but the reality was harsh. What was supposed to be a bold new chapter for UNC turned into one of the roughest seasons the program has had in recent years.
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