Welcome to the Andy Staples Show.

We're actually going to talk some college football today.

I know we've been talking about a lot of different things.

And let's face it, the world is a very different place. and there's not a lot going on in the world of college football.

But there are still coaches and players getting ready for a season.

Now, they don't know when it's going to be played.

They're not sure if it's going to be played, but they're pretty sure at some point it's getting played.

So they're still working.

So we figured we'd bring on somebody to explain what it's like to try to run a college football

program right now. North Carolina coach Mack Brown has seen a little bit of everything his

coaching career. He's won a national title at Texas. He's now reinvigorating the

program at UNC, but he hasn't seen anything like this before. He's dealing with something totally

new, which is crazy for a guy who has been around for a long time and has seen a whole lot of things.

But Mack Brown is learning like the rest of us how this new world works during the slowdown.

And it was interesting talking about some of the measures that he and his staff have taken

to keep going, to keep giving their players structure, and they're working as if the season

will start on time.

And that way, if things change,

they'll be ready to pivot with it. Here's Mack Brown talking about everything that North

Carolina is doing, even though Dark Hills aren't allowed to be together.

Yeah. to be together. It's strange to me that you guys are so used to being very in control and knowing 18 months

in advance what's going to happen.

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