Let's do the college football from last night because boy, oh boy, was there a lot of anticipation

for Bill Belichick in his start at North Carolina, and it started well. They were leading seven

nothing. Then they were losing 41 to 7. Lopez pressure. Down to go. Ball is loose. Picked up by the

Frogs, Devon Deal. Scoot and score hit the horn. 37-yard.

Sprint for Devon Deal.

After the ball was knocked loose from Lopez.

And the hortzrock stretch the lead out now, up 40 to 7.

And that was TCU Radio with the call.

4814 was the finalist.

TCU rolled up 542 yards of offense to North Carolina's 222. Here was their head coach

Sunny Dykes on ESPN. Yeah, we were into this game. Yeah, I mean, I think we all felt a little

disrespected maybe coming in by, there was a lot of conversation and none of it was about us. And so,

you know, I think we all were highly motivated. Our players were certainly excited to play. It certainly looked like that. All the discussion was about Bill Belichick and rightfully so, but I don't think anybody, you know, from North Carolina was disrespecting TCU. Yeah, it's just a national media thing and just something that a coach needed to fire him up and it seemed to work a little bit. Sure it worked here was bill bellichick so what was your message to the club afterwards yeah i just give my comments of the team private between myself and the team but obviously we have a lot of work to do and we need to get through it and that's a long short of it all right so what were the biggest issues at least biggest things we have to correct some of the mistakes we made tonight i we just can't, we just can't perform well doing some of the things that we did. We got to be better than that. And then obviously we've got to deal with Charlotte and the problems they present. But we have too many self-inflicted wounds. Like the one we played with yes. And the turnover that turned into points. Two turnovers that turned into points.

Not good.

That's the way that goes.

All right, we've got week one in the NFL opening up Thursday night in Philadelphia with the Eagles and the Cowboys.

Here is Eagles head coach Nick Siriani.

We have moved on from that Super Bowl title.

What we did in the past is not important.

What we hope to do is not important.

It's just about what we are trying to do each day to get ourselves better to hopefully be playing our best football by the end of the year.

Of course, you know the storyline with the Cowboys.

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