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I'm your host, Tommy. I actually joined by Greg Barnes and Greg. I know you were at the Jamboree Sunday.

Not a whole lot of other people were there, lower bowl, not quite full, but Carolina put on a show

along with East Carolina and UNC Greensboro and UNCW, just your overall view of the event

before we dig down into the nitty-gritty. Yeah, I thought it was a great design of an event.

I think the fact that you've got four local schools that have ties to North Carolina,

Lebo, of course, played for Dean back in the late 80s.

He was playing when, I think Roy was there maybe through his junior year before he left for Kansas.

CB, of course, played for Roy at Kansas and then was on his coaching staff for, I think, 18 years, last 14 at UNC.

And then West Miller, of course, you come into North Carolina from James Madison and played and started on that 07

ACC tournament championship team.

So a lot of unique pools there.

And I think the design was interesting.

They had six periods.

Each of them ran about 13 to 14 minutes.

They used a running clock for the first 10 minutes. And then after that, they would announce that it was standard game time. So they would utilize game stoppages whenever a turnover occurred or a deadball situation.

And I think it was neat.

They did a good job with it.

UNC Wilmington had a big crowd there.

They were pretty jazzed up for their periods.

It would have been nice, as you mentioned, to see a bigger crowd. I went into that thinking, hey, maybe, it may not be full, but maybe they have 15, 16,000 people here to raise

money for disaster relief. It was, it was not near that many. The lower bowl was not full, but, you know, the lower bowl was not full.

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