Chapel Hill, NC — After a heated offseason competition, the University of North Carolina has officially named its starting quarterback: little-known walk-on Jordon Hudson.
The announcement arrived via an email to the UNC Athletics Department from Bill Belichick's email address. The message, typed entirely in Comic Sans and titled “QB1
”, opened:
“This wasn’t an easy decision,” began the statement, which was written by Bill Belichick and sent from an account the email confirmed several times Jordon Hudson has no access to.
“But after an exhaustive review of talent, leadership, grit, and absolutely nothing else, the choice was obvious: my deeply cerebral, wildly athletic, fiercely independent, subtly toned yet tastefully curved quarterback, Jordon Hudson. Her skin is radiant, her pocket presence divine. She is my compass. My anchor. My muse.
She’s the kind of player I could see leading this team, guiding this offense, and eventually, perhaps, sharing a quiet life with me in a forested cabin where I one day pass peacefully within 6-7 years under mysterious but entirely natural circumstances.
Jordon Hudson is why I coach. She is why I strive. She makes me want to be a better leader, a better man, and yes, a father... to the hypothetical children she may choose to bless me with, pending my legal dis-ownership as Steve's father and an immediate will update.”
The email closed with, “–6X Super Bowl Champion and Coach, William B. (CC: PR Manager, Legal Advisor, and North Star: Jordon Hudson),” followed by a rapid-fire second message that simply read:
“This is Billy Belichick. Sent from my iPad.”
UNC Athletics confirmed the appointment in a brief, carefully worded press release urging fans to “respect Coach Belichick’s decades of elite judgment,” noting his extensive experience “evaluating arm strength, decision-making, and cheek firmness, often in tandem.”
All UNC-related social media posts were promptly locked for comments, with a follow-up disclaimer:
“Any insinuation that Jordon Hudson earned the starting job due to a romantic relationship with Coach Belichick is baseless, harmful, and grounds for an immediate block and potential litigation.”
At press time, university officials acknowledged that Hudson is also being “strongly considered” for the interim athletic director role, citing her “natural charisma, firm handshake, and remarkable ability to make Coach Belichick feel like a kid again.”