Paul Finebaum: 'Bill Belichick might be worst coach in college football history'

Curly Hallman

He’s too busy playing hide the weenie to worry about coaching football!

I'm sure he's probably checking to see if Brady has any eligibility left because he's come to realize that winning all those SBs didn't have a dang thing to do with him.

I think this is a honor that belongs to Alabama. His name was Ears Whitworth and he was the HC before Alabama hired Bear. He went 2-24-2 in his 3 years at Alabama, including a 0-10 season his first year.

I think Chad Morris has that title wrapped up.

He's not even the worst coach that started this season coaching a team with powder blue colors.

Geoff Collins says hello. Bill's got a long way to go to top lifting weights on the sidelines.

Thought ESPN canceled him

Meh, did anyone really expect NC to be a powerhouse the 1st year?
I do think hes a moron for taking that shithole job.
The Saints could use him

Something no NFL coach is going to admit but just because you're great in NFL doesn't mean it works at the college level. Vice versa as you saw with Nick Saban. They're two entirely different environments at how you manage the team, roster, etc.

To me, Bill never seemed like a good fit and if anything, I think he's more sitting on his money and doesn't care. I had that feeling as soon as they hired him it might be a mistake and well, it seems to went the Urban Meyer route more worried about stink fingers than anything else.

As a GT fan, Bill Lewis/Geoff Collins was worse.

You honestly think he can take that title from Ed Orgeron? Could have replaced Ed with a traffic cone on the sidelines in 2019 and still had the same result.

Has Finebaum seriously never heard of a guy called Billy Napier?