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

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I'm your host, Tommy Ashley, joined by Sherell McMill, North Carolina 77, Georgia Tech 54. Sherell, we can do this about

any way we want to, but I kind of want to break it up into the good, bad, and ugly.

But your overall thoughts, Carolina's win over Georgia's Tech.

Yeah, mainly it was they got out of Atlanta with the win, which we know in multiple sports

has been very difficult for North Carolina over the last 20, 25 years.

So anytime you can go down there and win, considering they just had a week off, you know,

they played really well the last time they played.

So maybe they read about how good they were over the break.

And there was some weather potential down there in Atlanta.

So just all that coming together, you thought maybe they would get out to a little bit of a slow start. And it wasn't pretty in the first few minutes.

But, you know, after, I guess the first 10 minutes or so, they kind of put their stamp on the game.

And then the first 10 minutes to the second half just kind of went crazy and busted open a seven-point lead up to about 22 and the game was over.

Watching in the first half, they looked like a team that had been off for eight days.

And we talked about it last time we spoke about the sort of the weird

break here in the middle of the ACC and once they knocked it off they got it going but in the

first half yeah i thought it was a struggle and i thought luke may we'll start with the ugly part first

i thought luke may struggled, at least handling the

basketball and shooting the basketball. Any effects of the break on him, you think? Or you just,

it's just one of those not. Yeah, we're starting with the ugly, you know, 15 turnovers, I think,

10 of which came in the first half. So they did a better job in the second half of, you know,

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