“Put me in, Coach”: Jordan Hudson goes viral with playful new post surrounding Bill Belichick and UNC football

Jordon Hudson has been constantly receiving flak from fans for his relationship with Bill Belichick. However, she has been unfazed and is now entering the new year by treating haters with the perfect response against hate comments. The 24-year-old sparked fresh conversation this week after reposting a viral GIF that humorously showed her sprinting past defenders on a football field. Hudson’s online activity comes after months of intense backlash tied to her relationship with Belichick. Some fans and donors have openly criticized her influence, arguing that her presence has distracted from football. Her caption was simple and playful, which showed support for the coach as well as answering back at haters with subtlety and class.Hudson captioned her post with a witty comment that read, "Put me in, Coach." Her relationship continues to be a topic of discussion among fans and even popular personalities. One email sent to the university read, “What a total embarrassment to UNC. I am withdrawing all my donations and future donations.” Others echoed similar concerns, including law and government professor Christopher McLaughlin, who questioned athletic leadership directly.In a scathing statement, McLaughlin said, “When you agreed to pay a king’s ransom to hire Bill Belichick, did you also know that you were hiring Jordon Hudson to serve as the primary face of UNC athletics?” He urged the school to remove what he called an “embarrassment” and end the “circus.”Despite the noise, Hudson has made it clear she has no intention of stepping back. She closed out 2025 with a direct message to critics on Instagram Stories. She famously wrote, "Keep swinging, Keyboard Warriors. Your illusion of righteousness only fuels my authenticity." Her new post shows that she has carried on that confident attitude into the new yearMeanwhile, Belichick continues to focus publicly on football. His commitment to UNC was reinforced by successfully recruiting quarterback Billy Edwards Jr. away from Wisconsin, a move that ended some speculation about his immediate departure. Following the Atlanta Falcons’ decision to fire Raheem Morris after a 16-18 record, reports resurfaced linking Belichick to the job.Also read: Jordon Hudson fires back at critics with New Year’s message amid romance with 73-year-old Bill Belichick