Jim Dunaway, Lance Taylor, Ryan Brown, live from the Birmingham Racecourse Casino Studios.

The next round, presented by Bud Light, is on now.

New show live now on our Tuesday.

We were here yesterday, so we went through a lot of the therapy on Alabama and what happened.

But we'll do it again today if you just didn't join us on a holiday because we now have coaching sound from the news conference yesterday after the coaches have had some time to break down tape and all that.

So you'll hear from Kane Womick and Kalin DeBore and Ryan Grubb throughout the show.

But we need to start first by introducing ourselves, Jim Dunaway, Lance Taylor, Ryan Brown, Brooks and Forrester and Tyler behind the big glass in there.

But we'll start with the last thing we saw last night.

For the first time in his coaching career,

Bill Belichick allowed the most points he's ever allowed, ever, ever, any level anywhere.

4814 TCU beats North Carolina last night.

Also, it's the first time in the at least 20 years they go back that somebody had a 25-yard or more rushing touchdown, a 25-yard or more passing touchdown, a 25- or more

year-interception touchdown return, and a 25- or more yard fumble return for a touchdown.

That's the first time that's happened in at least 20 years anywhere in college football.

Well, it was a fun first, you know, 15, 30 minutes for North Carolina.

I mean, Freddie Kitchens did a great job for Gio Lopez scripting that first drive and they go right down and get up 7-0 in the first five minutes. And that is... Most good scripts have a second page. No, no, we're getting to it. But that's the most lit up I have ever seen Chapel Hill. I agree. They did a great job of creating an environment there. For a small stadium, that's a pretty cool little setup. Yeah, dude, it was completely packed. And we're seeing the pick six right there when it was 10-7 with four minutes to go in the first half. I mean, that completely flipped it. I mean, look, they were outmanned. And you heard Chris and Kirk talking about 70 new faces on that North Carolina roster. I mean, that's almost impossible to come together. I thought it was pretty obvious, Jim, on that first possession, Andy Avalos was like, we're going to go super base here because we don't know what they're going to do. I mean, this is a brand new team. How have we prepared? I mean, think about what was on TCU's plate there. You got a quarterback that played at South Alabama.

To Lance's point, you got 70 new guys on the roster. How would you even, you got Freddie Kitchens. Really the only thing you know is Freddie Kitchens is calling play. So I can go back and look at his, you know, some college play calling, his NFL play calling, and maybe get some tendencies there. but I think it was pretty obvious that Andy Avalos for TCU was like,

we're going to play base,

we're going to see what their attack is like,

and hey, it works. and maybe get some tendencies there. But I think it was pretty obvious that Andy Avalos for TCU was like,

we're going to play base, we're going to see what their attack is like. And, hey, it worked for North Carolina. And as soon as they figured out what North Carolina wanted to do, that game was over, man. As soon as they made their defensive adjustments, Carolina couldn't move the ball. You guys are talking like we were expecting this beatdown. We are expecting it to be 48 to 14?

Not maybe 48 to 14.

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