Impact of New UNC Home Game Atmosphere

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🗓️ 12 September 2019

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

Inside Carolina's Don Callahan and Ross Martin discuss the impact that a UNC home game atmosphere like the Miami game last week can have on recruits now and in the long term. The duo also dive into how UNC can maintain a similar atmosphere through this season and build on it for the future of the program. The podcast touches briefly on the recruitment of Sage Surratt who is having a great season at Wake Forest and whose brother plays linebacker at UNC. The podcast closes with a look back at the remaining half of the 2012 UNC recruiting class. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome in to the Inside Carolina podcast, presented to you by Johnny T-shirt and JohnnyTeecher.com.
0:05.7	This is the Don Callahan, UNC Football Recruiting Podcast, joined by Don as always.
0:11.1	What's going on, Don?
0:12.4	Not too much. How you doing?
0:14.3	Good.
0:15.0	We're going to get into today's show, which is going to talk about the Miami game crowd, the impact on recruiting
0:21.4	and the reaction from recruits based on the Miami game last weekend. Talk a little about
0:26.2	Wake Forest recruits that had some UNC interests, Sage Stratt, Kate Carney, some of those guys
0:32.1	and how those recruitments went. And then we're going to dive into what we did last week, which was
0:37.3	looking at the 2012 class and revisiting those recruits.
0:40.9	We did about half last week.
0:42.9	So definitely check out that podcast.
0:45.2	And then we're going to finish it up and wrap up 2012 this week.
0:49.1	And the new top five for next week is going to be your top five tailgating foods.
0:54.0	Sorry, the foods you eat when
0:55.2	you're at home, the things you like to cook, the things you like to enjoy eating when you're
0:59.5	watching football in the fall. So get thinking on that and submit those to Don, either through
1:05.2	Inside Carolina or through Twitter or through email. But first, we had a loss in the I.C. family with J.B. Sissell passed away over the
1:14.0	weekend, and I didn't know J.B. that well, but Don, who has worked for Inside Carolina, a lot longer than I have,
1:19.6	you knew him pretty well. I know you wanted to say some words. You know, obviously sometimes
1:23.9	better to talk about it than to kind of put something out on Twitter or on the board.
1:29.6	So I'll give you the floor to talk about J.B.
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