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I'm your host Tommy Ashley, joined by Greg Barnes and Jason Staples.

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Jersey mics. Guys, we need to talk about Virginia. We need to preview the Virginia game, Carolina,

of course, in Charlottesville on Saturday at noon or about 1220 kick. But first, as we talk on

Thursday evening, I'm watching Appalachian State play Georgia Southern,

and a lot of eyeballs, especially those that are on the inside Carolina message boards

are watching this ball game on ESPNU, and App State is down.

And App State's turned the ball over leading to easy touchdowns by Georgia Southern.

Greg, it brings up the, certainly the coaching issue or the coaching situation for

North Carolina.

A lot of people want to change.

A lot of people like Scott Satterfield, there is a faction that thinks that Satterfield

or a coach on that level would not move the needle for North Carolina.

Your thoughts, personally, I think expectations, at least of some of the loudest folks,

maybe a little high for North Carolina football.

Yeah, I don't think there's an issue with aiming high. I think that's good for a fan base. I think I think you should, but also think you need to be realistic. And we were talking off air, but you, Mac Brown's a good example. If we discount his first couple years when they went one in ten, and then even the sixth year I guess the 90 was that 91 whatever it was if you if you look at his last six years he averaged nine wins a year and so that's the best period of unc football history right there, the late 90s, mid to late 90s.

And he was doing non-winns a year.

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