Michael Lombardi resigned as UNC football's highest-paid college GM amid an ongoing internal investigation, weeks into Bill Belichick's second season.

Michael Lombardi, the UNC football general manager who resigned this week amid an internal investigation into the program, won't have to buy out the rest of his contract. His contract contained a buyout clause for voluntary resignation.

Bill Belichick’s North Carolina is facing another scandal, and the latest developments have drawn former staff members into the conversation. Reports have raised questions about alleged relationships involving UNC employees and players.

University of North Carolina general manager Michael Lombardi is still on paid administrative leave amid an investigation following a human resources complaint filed by a former employee.