Welcome in the IC Daily for June 1st, last one of the summer, or at least the last one of the early summer.

I'm Tommy Ashley, that's great barn.

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Greg, we'll start where I've been all weekend.

I've been in Bosomers Stadium covering the Tar Heels with Grace Nuget and Spencer Highkell and Jim Hawkins and the rest of the I-C-team backing us.

Scott Forbes has created and continued the culture of Mike Fox, and here they are two games away from Omaha.

It's just a fascinating look at how to maintain a program in the new era, really, of college athletics and do it based on culture and the kids and just the way they do things.

And it's not just solely based on transactional finances as today's two big sports have really become.

Absolutely, Tommy.

And I think it really is kind of a testament to how things have always been.

And I think it's a testament to kind of the framework for how things are going to be moving

forward.

And it may not seem like that right now,

as we've got all these lawsuits,

now you've got congressional efforts to pass some laws,

to solidify parts of what the Institute of way wants to do,

and then kind of disrupt some other things that are taking place.

But I really believe that at the core of college athletics, and really, I mean, all sports in general, is the culture aspect.

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