Jordon Hudson rocked a ‘Mean Girls’-inspired pink corset for the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill and Notre Dame game on Saturday, October 3, and it was a total pop culture play. Dating UNC head coach Bill Belichick, Hudson totally leaned into the famous film line where Cady Heron asks, “On October 3rd, he asked me what day it was,” and answers, “It’s October 3rd.” Talk about commitment!
Pink Power on the Sidelines
Her game day outfit was something else, seriously. We’re talking a baby pink silk corset paired with matching wide-leg trousers. But she didn’t stop there. For accessories, she brought out a pink bedazzled football-shaped handbag and a pair of oversized glasses. You know how fans of the movie traditionally wear pink on October 3rd because the ‘Mean Girls’ famously wear pink on Wednesdays in the film? Yeah, Hudson went all in. Pretty iconic, right? This isn’t her first time making a statement, either. Back on September 19, she showed up in UNC’s school colors for their game against Clemson, sporting a strapless baby blue jumpsuit with ruffled detailing, white high heels, and a small white bag. She’s not just about game day glam, though. Hudson actually went on the road with Belichick recently, accompanying him for some high school scouting on September 25. They watched a high school game between Archbishop Spalding and Gilman in Maryland from the press box. The couple has been dating since 2023, but beyond these appearances, she’s been pretty quiet on social media since a June post with Belichick at the Kentucky Derby.
UNC’s Rough Patch Continues
While Jordon Hudson was absolutely nailing her pop culture fashion statement, the game itself didn’t quite go UNC’s way. The Tar Heels fell 37-26 to Notre Dame, adding another loss to their record. That’s gotta sting, especially when you’re trying to make an impact early in the season. With this result, UNC is now looking at a two-game losing streak they desperately need to turn around. They’ve got another shot to flip the script next week when they face the Pittsburgh Panthers. You know they’ll be fired up to get back on track after a couple of tough outings. Let’s see if they can bring that energy and turn things around.
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Originally reported by The Sporting News.
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