By Brian Murphy, WRAL

North Carolina will pay its offensive and defensive coordinators more than $1.1 million in head coach Bill Belichick’s first season in Chapel Hill.

Defensive coordinator Steve Belichick will make $1.3 million, according to a UNC System salary database, and offensive coordinator Freddie Kitchens will make $1.15 million in 2025.

The program’s coordinators combined to make $2.1 million last year.

Bill Belichick had a $10-million salary pool for assistant coaches, $1 million for strength and conditioning staff, $5.3 million for support staff (including general manager), according to his term sheet.

The combined salaries of those listed on UNC’s coaching staff, apart from general manager, come to slightly less than $7 million.

Here is a look at what the Tar Heels’ assistant coaches and other staff will make, according to the database. The school has not yet released terms of the assistant coaches’ contracts. Belichick’s contract was made public in late January.

The Tar Heels wrap up spring practice Saturday.

Bill Belichick (head coach): $1 million (part of $10 million annual salary)

Michael Lombardi (general manager): $1.5 million

Freddie Kitchens (offensive coordinator/tight ends): $1,150,000

Will Friend (offensive line): $750,000

Matt Lombardi (quarterbacks): $600,000

Garrick McGee (wide receivers): $525,000

Natrone Means (running backs): $357,000

Caleb Pickrell (offensive assistant): $90,000

Steve Belichick (defensive coordinator): $1.3 million

Bob Diaco (defensive line coach): $575,000

Brian Belichick (defensive backs/safeties): $500,000

Armond Hawkins (cornerbacks): $275,000

Jamie Collins (inside linebackers): $150,000

Ty Nichols (outside linebackers): $124,999

Mike Priefer (special teams coordinator): $400,000

Billy Miller (special teams assistant): $190,000

Moses Cabrera (strength and conditioning): $700,000

Andrew Blaylock (assistant director of player personnel): $124,999

Source: wralsportsfan.com