Bill Belichick would have prevented UNC from celebrating Drake Maye’s great victory

The former quarter of North Carolina, Drake Maye, achieved the best performance of her young NFL career on Sunday evening. You would not know, however, if you take a look at the presence on the social networks of the Tar Heels.

In a 23-20 victory on Bills in Buffalo, Maye went 22 for 30 passing for 273 yards while totaling a 101.1 passer note and throwing, including this pen to Stefon Diggs-to keep New England against the best of the League to Josh Allen.

And yet, the 23 -year -old Alma Mater did nothing to promote the young star. Unfortunately, we know why.

According to a 247Sports Ross Martin report, there was a head coach directive, Bill Belichick, so as not to tweet or re-tweeter anything linked to the patriots of the team’s account. Belichick, of course, resulted in New England for 24 seasons from 2000 to 2000, winning six Super Bowls before being dismissed after a campaign of four victories.

It is far from being a good look for Belichick, given not only of history between him and the Patriots, but the fact that the @Uncfootball account has published several highlights of the former balloon holder Javontae Williams marking affected for cowboys on Sunday.

Even the former head coach of Tar Heels, Mack Brown, whom the program dismissed last December, took the time to congratulate Maye for his great match.

Petty is like mean.

Update: For what it is worth, the team has since published a highlight of Maye after Monday reports, comparing a play he made on Sunday evening to the one he made with Caroline a few years ago.

Place this one in the drawer “Too small, too late”.

It is far from rainbow and butterflies since Robert Kraft and Belichick have “mutually” agreed to separate in January 2024. While the two parties played well in Roast of Tom Brady This spring, Kraft marked the fire when he said The breakfast club Last October, he pulled the head coach but “tried to do it chic”.

After a back and forth between the two earlier this year on which Really Taken the risk when Belichick was hired in 2000 (the two men believed that they took out the neck), Kraft recently tried to take a higher road saying to Dan Roche de WBZ-TV that he will host a 73-year-old statue next to Tom Brady in the Gillette Stadium Plaza.

Belichick, on the other hand, went in the other direction – made shots in Kraft and his son, and prohibiting the scouts of the patriots from evaluating his players in North Carolina.

And now we are there. It is surely not the end of the saga.

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