Bruce Feldman’s comments appeared on his podcast. Click here for more content from The Audible. It’s easy to argue that Bill Belichick is the greatest coach in pro football history. He’s won more Super Bowl rings (six) than anyone else, plus two more as an NFL assistant.It’s also easy to argue that Belichick as a college coach has been, at least to this point, the biggest flop in recent college football history. No one questions his acumen when it comes to Xs and Os. The problem — and it’s been an enormous one — is that he completely botched the most critical hire on his staff and torpedoed North Carolina football in the process.Belichick’s first big move after getting the job was that he entrusted his general manager job to his old pal Michael Lombardi, naming him UNC’s GM after he took over in Chapel Hill. What’s followed has been a remarkable dumpster fire, and we actually only now may start to get a clearer picture of just how unwieldy this all may be.On Monday, North Carolina placed Lombardi on administrative leave pending an HR investigation.The Athletic reported Monday that Lombardi’s leave is connected to a human resources complaint, according to three people briefed on the matter but not authorized to speak publicly. We do not know the specifics of the investigation or the scope of it. The Athletic has also learned that the UNC football program has been approached by the College Sports Commission about a potential investigation, according to two people briefed on the matter but not authorized to discuss it publicly, with Lombardi’s actions believed to be of interest. The CSC is a year-old enforcement body that looks into potential violations of name, image and likeness and revenue-sharing rules and approves third-party deals with athletes.