“Get this man some shoes”: CFB fans react to 72-year-old Bill Belichick’s outfit for the UNC podcast

College football fans had a good laugh over Bill Belichick's outfit, specifically his shoes, as he did the UNC podcast.

North Carolina Tar Heels football shared a photo of Belichick shooting the podcast, with the caption saying "soon."

However, many fans immediately pointed out his outfit and shoes and had a good laugh about it.

"Get this man some shoes that haven’t been mowed in," a fan added.

"Man is sitting in a room full of Jordans and has the Nikes he wore back in 2000. Gotta love BB he don’t give AF," a fan wrote.

Fans believe Belichick should have nicer shoes, given how much money he has made in his career.

"He looks like not a single part of him wants to be in that chair or talking into that mic. If this was my homie I’d tell him no one is keeping you here. He don’t even want new shoes. Just the hoodie you handed to him," a fan wrote.

"Put some laces in your shoes Bill. We know they are free," another fan wrote.

Fans liked how Belichick remains the same person and doesn't care about fancy clothes or shoes.

"NGL the no shoe strings play lives rent free in my head," a fan added.

"Bill what are we doing with the feet?," another fan wrote.

Belichick is entering his first season as the head coach of the North Carolina Tar Heels.

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