UNC's Loss to TCU Was Utterly Embarrassing. Only Bill Belichick Is To Blame

Midway through the second half of TCU's 48-14 demolition of Bill Belichick’s North Carolina team, fans started leaving Kenan Stadium. Given the lengthy walk from their seats to the parking lot, it’s likely that they made it to the car in between completions for UNC, which at one point during the game went more than two hours without one.

TCU, however, was flush with completions, receptions and yards. Quarterback Josh Hoover completed 27 of 36 passes for 284 yards. Running back Kevorian Barnes rushed for 113 yards and a touchdown on just 11 carries, and wide receiver Jordan Dwyer caught nine passes for 136 yards.

The Horned Frogs showed up with a point to prove. 

"We all felt a little disrespect coming in," TCU head coach Sonny Dykes said. "There was a lot of conversation, and none of it was about us."

Dykes' Horned Frogs and air raid disciples made sure to shift the conversation. TCU had 543 yards of offense to go along with 48 points, while forcing three turnovers and holding UNC to just 222 total yards and 1 of 10 on third down.

After putting out a two-deep depth chart with invisible ink, Belichick showed he and his Tar Heels ain't yet built for this. North Carolina had never allowed 48 points in a season opener until tonight. Belichick had never allowed 48 points as head coach at any level until tonight.

TCU outscored Belichick's squad 41-0 before UNC scored a second time. The school fired College Football Hall of Fame coach Mack Brown just to get crushed by TCU with Belichick at the helm in Week 1.

What's worse, the Tar Heels suffered this horribly embarrassing loss with almost every UNC and New England Patriots dignitary you can name in attendance: Michael Jordan, Lawrence Taylor, Mia Hamm, Roy Williams, Julius