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Open practice Monday night provided fans that were there, the media that was there, and students that were there, an opportunity to see maybe a vanilla version of Mac Brown practice.

And from that, a lot of comments and analysis and all sorts of things came from there.

But I'll start with Jason because Jason, I'm not sure that there was one comment

that got more attention than your comment on Carolina's offensive line. Correct me if I'm wrong.

I'm not looking at it directly, but outside of the center position, you feel like Carolina's,

at least frontline guys, are as good, if not better than Clemsons.

You didn't get it wrong. Go ahead.

Yes, let me tell you, if that turns out to be accurate, what a great prediction it is,

but you've got folks on the message boards wondering what you were looking at.

So I wanted to have you here to explain it and fill them in because I don't necessarily

disagree with you, but haven't seen Carolina's offensive line in the past at times.

I think a lot of people are scared to get their hopes up.

Well, what I didn't say, let's keep in mind, I did not say that the offensive line will be as productive as the Clemson offensive line, because I don't think that necessarily that's going to be the case.

I do think that there's some, that there's still some, some question marks in the center of that offensive line and that that can be a problem.

You know, you need to, you need to be good inside out there, especially to be able to run the

football. But I look at this offensive line. And I know Clemson's offensive line has been

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