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North Carolina is reportedly paying new GM Michael Lombardi $1.5 million a year, per Inside Carolina’s Ross Martin. Lombardi will be new head coach Bill Belichick’s trusted lieutenant this coming season.

North Carolina football general manager Michael Lombardi acknowledged that the program is considering a behind-the-scenes look at the team amid a report that the Tar Heels could be the focus of HBO's "Hard Knocks: Offseason.

Mike Lombardi had a long career in coaching and management in the NFL. However, he had not worked for an NFL or college team since 2016 until he was hired by the North Carolina Tar Heels as their general manager in late 2024.

The North Carolina Tar Heels have a new look football program going into the 2025 season. It’s a program that, with Michael Lombardi taking over as the team’s GM, will have a new approach to roster building moving forward.

As part of the changes in the UNC football program, the Tar Heels hired Michael Lombardi as general manager just days after Bill Belichick became the head coach. Lombardi brings a lot of experience at the NFL level to the college game,

When Bill Belichick arrived in North Carolina a few months ago, one of his first orders of business was putting together a top-flight staff.

There’s a new regime running the North Carolina Tar Heels football program. It’s headlined by head coach Bill Belichick and general manager Michael Lombardi. With them, they’re also bringing a new philosophy on program building.

Two-way Tulane star Michael Lombardi topped himself on Monday night in his new-found role as a pressure-immune, dominant closer. After whiffing both batters he faced with the bases loaded to ...

Michael Lombardi was one of the first hires Bill Belichick made when he was brought on to be the North Carolina head coach. Lombardi, a 3-time Super Bowl-winning NFL executive, was chosen to be the team’s general manager — a position that has become increasingly popular among college football programs in recent years.