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Welcome to the Inside Carolina podcast, John Siegley here with Don Callahan for our UNC football recruiting pod.

Don, first off, man, how are you doing? Good, good. You know, like a lot of other people

watch the Super Bowl last night, we had a little party here with some of the neighbors and

enjoyed a very exciting Super Bowl. What about you? I ended up just watching

it at home, but I was definitely not going to miss this one, mostly because of Matt Collins

being on the Eagles. So one to give a special shout out to him for being a part of that team to

win the Super Bowl. And, you know, it was a good game, Very back and forth. I think you saw Buck has written about

this on a couple of his columns. You know, you saw a lot of kind of ideas regarding offenses that have

been used in college for years now. You're really starting to see NFL coaches apply some of those.

You know, the Philadelphia Eagles coach, Doug Peterson, he went forward on fourth down a lot.

I mean, the play that Nick Foles was on the receiving end of a touchdown, that was straight

out of his high school playbook.

And I think Oklahoma's ran that play.

I think they even ran it in their bowl game this

year. So I thought it was interesting just from a spectator perspective to see how NFL

offenses are taking ideas from college and applying them even at the pro level. Yeah,

no, absolutely. I agree with you. And I think this trend has been going on for a while, and I think for a long time, people who follow the NFL and those who work in the NFL were kind of

in denial by how much from the lower levels of football have kind of trickled into the pro level.

So, but I mean, you know, really, you know, I just try to kind of, you know, the Super Bowl,

I just kind of try to sit back and relax and hope for an exciting game, especially with,

it's such a long telecast, you know, because it's not just the game, because there's, you know,

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