Gordon Hudson poses for photos before North Carolina’s loss

Gordon Hudson’s appearance on the sidelines hasn’t brought Bill Belichick’s North Carolina team any luck.

Hudson, 24, was seen happily taking photos with what appeared to be an ACC sideline official before the North Carolina game A devastating 17-16 loss to Virginia on saturday.

Since the start of the Tar Heels season, Hudson has been spotted frequently Close to the court and in support of Belichick, 73, he was seen giving an impassioned pregame speech earlier in the season.

Hudson, who sparked some criticism from fans due to her presence on the sidelines, was seen wearing… Discussion with Jim PhillipsACC commissioner, before UNC’s 38-10 blowout loss to Clemson on Oct. 5.

Hudson’s appearance on Saturday comes after a behind-the-scenes video shared by journalist Pablo Torre last week She and Belichick are complaining About the employees on the set of his program “The Coach.”

“I don’t know how they can have four people working full-time on graphics,” Hudson said.

“They can’t do anything,” Belichick said.

“right?” Hudson replied.

Belichick’s Tar Heels have yet to find their spark this year, and this week, they lost an overtime crusher to the No. 16 ranked Cavaliers, leaving UNC looking for its first ACC win.

The match ended after a risky decision by Belichick, as the legendary coach decided to convert two points in an attempt to take the lead instead of settling for a draw with an extra point.

However, Virginia’s defense stopped UNC running back Benjamin Hall short of the goal line to seal the win.

North Carolina State quarterback Gio Lopez threw for 208 yards, completing 23 of 36 pass attempts, with a touchdown but two crucial interceptions.

Wide receiver Jordan Shipp led the Tar Heels with 67 yards on seven catches.

“I mean people say, ‘We’re getting better, we’re getting better,’ but I mean we’re showing it,” Shipp told reporters after the game. “(Virginia) is a top-20 team in the country, and we came out of there and lost on the last play of the game.”