It's an early Thursday morning and Michael Lombardi is focused on breaking down tight end tape. He knows what his boss, Bill Belichick, wants at the position but it is still an ar
North Carolina general manager Michael Lombardi says everything the Tar Heels do under new coach Bill Belichick “is predicated on building a pro team.”
It's an early Thursday morning and Michael Lombardi is focused on breaking down tight end tape. He knows what his boss, Bill Belichick, wants at the position but it is still an ar
It's an early Thursday morning and Michael Lombardi is focused on breaking down tight end tape. He knows what his boss, Bill Belichick, wants at the position but it is still an ar
A former NFL general manager, Lombardi will serve as North Carolina's GM and help Belichick build the Tar Heels' roster.
Michael Lombardi is a key piece of Bill Belichick's foray into college coaching, the general manager charged with reshaping North Carolina's program into a mini
It's an early Thursday morning and Michael Lombardi is focused on breaking down tight end tape. He knows what his boss, Bill Belichick, wants at the position but it is still an ar
Fittingly, the former NFL executive’s days sound a lot like they did in the league — so he can be forgiven if he occasionally slips up with past terms like referencing a “draft board” when discussing recruiting.
North Carolina GM Michael Lombardi wants to bring back the family atmosphere within the fraternity of the football program. That includes alumni and making the facility a “home” for those legends in the past.
A former NFL general manager, Lombardi will serve as North Carolina's GM and help Belichick build the Tar Heels' roster.
The financial power struggle behind Bill Belichick's growing football program at North Carolina, and the historic men's basketball program.
UNC football general manager Michael Lombardi held a press conference Tuesday to discuss the Tar Heels' approach under Bill Belichick.
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