Hmmm, can't tell if you're being sarcastic, haha.It's a definite positive. It's the most ballyhooed collegiate athletic hiring of all time. Nothing I've ever seen even comes close.
Everything on this earth is temporary. Nothing that comes next detracts from now. Period. End of statement. Amen.
I think you take Deion's hiring at Colorado and multiply that hype/hoopla by at least a factor of 10. Maybe 20. Deion was at least already a coach at the FCS level and his jump to P5 based on his name recognition had been speculated about. Prior to this week, nobody has ever, even for a fanciful second, speculated about Belichick coaching in college. And why would they? The first thing he does at UNC will be the first thing he's ever done as a college football coach. Has never spent a second on a college football staff.
On top of the bombshell news that the 2nd winningest NFL coach of all time, and the coach with the most Super Bowl was heading to coach college ball at the age of 72, you have the fact that he did not pick a soft landing spot like Alabama or Texas. This coach, widely considered among best ever, picked UNC. Great school notoriety...national and international brand......but not in football. If he took over an established blue blood program you could shrug it off somewhat just an easy semi-retirement gig to boost his image or whatever.
Yeah, Whether this goes down as a great hire or a horrible hire is yet to be determined. It is, for certain, the most stunning collegiate football hire of all time. And, yes, probably college in general. This would be akin to Phil Jackson agreeing to be the coach for the Georgia Bulldogs.