Richard Johnson

11 hours ago | cbssports.com | Richard Johnson |Brandon Marcello

AMELIA ISLAND, Fla. -- When Bill Belichick turned the corner inside a ritzy hotel along the Atlantic Coast, conversations hushed and eyes diverted for a quick peek at possibly the greatest football coach of all time. The attention is not new for the eight-time Super Bowl champion, who shocked the sports world when he was hired as North Carolina's head coach in December.

11 hours ago | cbssports.com | Richard Johnson |Brandon Marcello

AMELIA ISLAND, Fla. -- When Bill Belichick turned the corner inside a ritzy hotel along the Atlantic Coast, conversations hushed and eyes diverted for a quick peek at possibly the greatest football coach of all time. The attention is not new for the eight-time Super Bowl champion, who shocked the sports world when he was hired as North Carolina's head coach in December.

2 days ago | splitzoneduo.com | Alex Kirshner |Richard Johnson

Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -32:26Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. The Rice Owls have had 36 winning seasons since 1914. They once lost 18 games in a row. They have wandered from conference to conference since the death of the SWC, and despite being in a huge city that loves football, they have precious few fans. They are the only college football program to struggle so much that when JFK used them to justify going to the moon, everyone understood the reference.

5 days ago | cbssports.com | Will Backus |Richard Johnson

North Carolina has responded to a report that Jordon Hudson, Bill Belichick's girlfriend, was banned from the UNC facilities in an effort to clear up what the university called "false reports about Jordon Hudson's role" with the athletic department. "While Jordon Hudson is not an employee at the University or Carolina Athletics, she is welcome to the Carolina Football facilities," UNC said in a statement to CBS Sports.

6 days ago | cbssports.com | Brandon Marcello |Matt Norlander |Richard Johnson

Dramatic changes in college sports have drawn the attention of the White House, and two prominent men from the world of college football are set to co-chair President Donald Trump's commission on college athletics—an effort to get the train back on the tracks amid mounting issues in the collegiate model. It's too early to know how former Alabama coach Nick Saban and Texas billionaire businessman Cody Campbell will co-lead the commission and who will be on it.