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Bill Belichick supports Jordon Hudson at Miss Maine as she trails trans rival in public vote

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Bill Belichick was a supportive boyfriend this weekend, turning up at the Miss. Maine beauty pageant to support his girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, who finished runner-up last year

Bill Belichick supported Jordon Hudson at the Miss. Maine pageant
Bill Belichick supported Jordon Hudson at the Miss. Maine pageant(Image: Getty)

North Carolina head coach and NFL legend Bill Belichick appeared at the Miss. Maine pageant to support his 24-year-old girlfriend, Jordon Hudson.

Hudson finished as the first runner-up in last year’s competition, but her appearance this year has drawn more attraction due to her high-profile relationship with Belichick, who is 49 years her senior. The couple have been publicly dating since June 2024, and in recent months, have made headlines for Hudson’s appearance at Tar Heels training camp, as well as Belichick’s car-crash CBS interview, where his girlfriend made strong interjections to shut down questions over their relationship.

Despite helping run Belichick’s PR and building up her real estate portfolio, Hudson has remained true to her passion for competing at beauty pageants. She is hoping to secure the Miss Maine crown this year, having finished runner-up last year. However, she’s competing against trans woman Isabelle St. Cyr, the first openly trans competitor in the event’s history, after being crowned the winner of her Maine town pageant, Miss Monson.

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While the official winner of Miss Maine has yet to be announced, early fan voting could spell trouble for Hudson, who collected considerably fewer votes than leader Lexi Bjork and less than St. Cyr. The fan-voting winner will significantly boost their chances of scooping the crown, with the leader gaining an automatic entry into the pageant’s semifinals.

Following the CBS interview, Hudson went to social media to address negative comments about her interactions with the interviewer. The awkward sit-down chat saw social media users criticize Hudson, who managed questions asked to Belichick. Hudson reposted tweets on social media platform X showing her and Belichick support.

An email from Belichick was also posted on Hudson’s personal Instagram account. Belichick also slapped down critics in the CBS interview who raised questions over his relationship.

Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson met on a flight from Massachusetts to Florida in 2021
Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson met on a flight from Massachusetts to Florida in 2021(Image: Getty)

“I’ve never been too worried about what everybody else thinks,” Belichick said. “Just try to do what I feel like is best for me and what’s right.”

Belichick is gearing up for a new adventure in football, coaching in college football at the Tar Heels. The 73-year-old took a season off before taking the job in North Carolina after leaving the New England Patriots at the end of the 2023 season.

Belichick’s first game in charge of the Tar Heels is scheduled for Sept. 1, 2025, against TCU at Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill. “I believe we’re going to run a good program and have a good team. We’ll see where that all goes,” Belichick said. “I’m not making any predictions. I’m just saying I’m coming in to do the best I can.”

Hudson was present for Belichick's car crash CBS interview
Hudson was present for Belichick’s car crash CBS interview(Image: Getty)

The school also released a statement amid Hudson’s widespread attention. Reports claimed that Hudson had been banned from the Tar Heels’ football facilities, which have now been rubbished.

“While Jordon Hudson is not an employee at the University or Carolina Athletics, she is welcome to the Carolina Football facilities,” they said.

“Jordon will continue to manage all activities related to Coach Belichick’s personal brand outside of his responsibilities for Carolina Football and the University,” the statement continued.



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Former Tennessee QB Nico Iamaleava returning to UCLA for second season

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Four takeaways from the first weekend of the College Football Playoff

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If you watched any part of Ole Miss’ 41-10 blowout of Tulane, the one common theme you felt was that the absence of former head coach Lane “Benedict” Kiffin was not acknowledged by the home fans; they even appeared to embrace it. It took a while for Rebel Nation to realize it but Kiffin simply was never “one of them” and, while he built the program, he did not measure up to the “Ole Miss family.” Most Rebel fans would probably tell you now they’d rather lose without him than win with him. Kiffin has now been fully exposed and St. Nick (Saban, now known as Mr. Hypocrite) and Pete Carroll, his self-proclaimed advisers, should be ashamed for their comments supporting the manner in which he tried to negotiate his way to both coaching one team and recruiting for another simultaneously. One is the GOAT who ran away from NIL and the transfer portal while the other is a recognized cheater by many. The best part is Kiffin’s LSU Tigers play at Mississippi next year. Good riddance!



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No. 1 college football team predicted to sign $2.1 million transfer QB

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As Indiana prepares to host its first-ever College Football Playoff game as the No. 1 seed, the Hoosiers are quietly already planning for 2026.

Fernando Mendoza, a redshirt junior transfer who led the Hoosiers to a 13-0 regular season, won the 2025 Heisman Trophy after throwing 2,980 yards and a national-best 33 passing TDs and is widely seen as an early NFL first-round prospect.

Should Mendoza depart for the draft, Indiana would be tasked with replacing an elite, NFL-caliber starter, which explains why numerous quarterbacks expected to enter the transfer portal have been linked to the Hoosiers.

On a December 20 episode of “Hoosiers Football Tailgate,” host Coach Griff specifically named TCU quarterback Josh Hoover, who announced he will enter the transfer portal and skip the Alamo Bowl, as a name Indiana should watch.

“I like this guy as a definite target for Indiana,” Griff said. “So, Josh Hoover, keep an eye on him as a potential target… The one I think they’ll really try to get is Hoover.” 

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TCU Horned Frogs quarterback Josh Hoover (10) comes off the field during the game between the Horned Frogs and the Bearcats | Jerome Miron-Imagn Images

Hoover was a three-star recruit out of Rockwall-Heath (Texas) and initially committed to Indiana in 2021 before flipping to TCU after the school extended an offer. 

He then redshirted in 2022 and became the starter in 2023, producing breakout numbers in 2024 with 3,949 passing yards, 27 passing touchdowns, and 11 interceptions with a 66.5% completion rate.

In 2025, Hoover threw for 3,472 yards and 29 TDs, with 13 INTs, and projects among the most productive returning QBs in 2026 on career totals of 9,629 passing yards, 80 total TDs, and a career passer rating of 147.8.

On3’s NIL valuations list also shows Hoover ranking among the most marketable college quarterbacks, with a valuation in the neighborhood of $2.1 million.

Hoover is an intriguing option for Indiana due to his proven production and Power Five experience, positioning him as a potential one-year, plug-and-play solution as Curt Cignetti prioritizes continuity.

There is also a “full-circle” aspect to his recruitment, as Hoover originally committed to Indiana before flipping to TCU in 2021.

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Joey McGuire sees NIL similarities between Oregon, Texas Tech

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Two teams that have really embraced the NIL era are set to meet on New Year’s Day. Oregon‘s win over James Madison advanced them to the College Football Playoff quarterfinals, where Texas Tech was waiting on the other side. Now, it’s Dan Lanning vs. Joey McGuire in the Orange Bowl with a lot of resources put into rosters.

Oregon has been at the forefront of NIL since its inception, especially under Lanning. Texas Tech could be considered the new kid on the block after major investment from a few donors. Even so, McGuire sees some similarities between the two when it comes to winning at whatever cost.

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“They’ve got a great booster in Phil Knight that really said, ‘We’re going to go win at the highest level and there’s no excuse when it comes to finance.’ You turn around and I think that we’re showing that we’re doing that. I think we’re really comparable,” McGuire said.

“We’ve got guys that have stepped up and done a great job. I kind of call them the ‘Big Five’ whenever you talk about Cody and John, Mike, Dusty, and Gary. Those guys have, along with everybody else in Red Raider Nation, but those guys have really led the charge. So, we’re kind of comparable on and off the field in this team. They’ve just done it for a little bit longer. That’s what we’re trying to do.”

As he said, McGuire is looking to put together a run similar to Oregon. All four years since hiring Lanning have been a resounding success, finishing with double-digit wins in all of them. This is the program’s second College Football Playoff appearance in the 12-team format, just missing out in 2023 due to a Pac-12 Championship loss.

Oregon won the Big Ten in its inaugural season inside the conference. Texas Tech can check that box already though, winning the Big 12 for the first time in school history. Advancing in the CFP would be a sweet bonus.

No matter the result on Jan. 1, Texas Tech is positioning itself to be successful moving forward. The 2026 recruiting class ranked 20th in the country but No. 1 in the Big 12 per the Rivals Industry Team Rankings. This is all before raiding the NCAA transfer portal, something McGuire and his staff did so well with last offseason.



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