Welcome to another podcast by Inside Carolina.com, the independent voice of UNC Sports,

your home for Tar Heel football, basketball, and recruiting.

I'm your host Tommy Ashley, joined by Greg Barnes and Ross Martin, our Tuesday podcast,

pushed to Wednesday night recording.

Carolina, of course, beat Boston College in the Smith Center.

And Ross, I'll go to you first.

We were talking a little bit off to air, so let's talk about it on air, the difference in the Carolina teams we saw in just, what, three days, go to Virginia, look awful on offense,

play a Boston college team that's got some talent and look great on offense.

Your thoughts on the difference there, I think, and I said it, and I started off,

I think it was mostly on North Carolina, but no doubt Virginia's style and their execution

on defense is a big deal.

Yeah, I mean, I think you're right.

I think it does have a lot to do with what North Carolina is on offense, but I think it's

kind of a gray area where you don't know how much the defensive aspect plays in to affecting how good they are in

offense and how they make it tough for how each team either makes it tough or easy to get in

your stuff and get open shots and open looks.

But we saw a completely different team on Tuesday night against Boston College than we saw

on Saturday in Charlottesville, I mean, completely different on offense.

You know, moving around, knocking down shots, not turning the ball over, attacking the

basket, multiple different players attacking the basket, and then just shots dropping.

You know, Luke May just catching on fire, hitting, I think, 7 of 8 through one stretch that

really pushed out U.NC's lead all over the court, you know, shooting of eight through one stretch that really pushed out UNC's lead all over

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