Jordon Hudson spotted on sideline at Bill Belichick’s latest UNC game hours after savage hot mic moment was leaked
Jordon Hudson has been spotted on the sideline of UNC’s latest game – hours after a revealing hot mic moment was leaked.
In the clip, which was obtained and reported upon by Pablo Torre, Hudson was seen scrutinizing on-screen graphics on the set of ‘Coach,’ the podcast that Belichick previously hosted with Matt Patricia.
And on Friday, Hudson could be seen on the sideline ahead of UNC’s matchup against California in a photo snapped by reporter Emily Van Buskirk.
Hudson, who has been a frequent presence on the Tar Heels’ sideline during Belichick’s first season in Chapel Hill, was seen wearing a yellow and grey trench coat and high navy blue boots.
Hours earlier, she made headlines once again after the hot mic video showed her making some critical remarks about the show’s graphics department.
‘I thought this was going to look like it was scribbled into a playbook,’ she said. ‘This feels like a “how many people does it take to screw in a lightbulb” situation.’
Hudson was spotted on the UNC sideline hours after a hot mic video of her leaked
‘I don’t know how they have four full-time graphics people,’ Hudson continued, to which Belichick responded: ‘They can’t do s***.’
Hudson also told producers out of shot of the camera that she can make slicker graphics than what they have managed to create.
‘I mean, damn… if somebody puts on a clock, I can create this in five minutes. Will you give me two grand to do that?’ she asks, as Belichick chuckled.
Furthermore, Hudson also suggested that they have a meeting with the graphics team to correct their purportedly wrong work.
‘I said that there was a certain way we wanted these to look… based upon what it was they were talking about. This would have graphics that would almost look like they have ripped the page out of their playbook and slapped it on the screen,’ she said.
‘Can we do that (design the graphics) with them? And sit there and say say, you know, as they are doing it, that’s wrong? Can we set up a meeting with the entire graphics team and anybody that has anything to do with this?’
More to follow.
