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Welcome into a special edition of Inside Carolina podcast where Taylor Vipless and I will be discussing

off-season questions for North Carolina football. Matt Brown and Tar Hills head into 2023 with a generational type quarterback, Taylor.

And I think one of the number one things that folks are a little

bit nervous about when they watch this team or when they are getting expectations at a level

for this team is how the offense was fair. And Chip Lindsay is in, Randy Clements is in, Phil Longo, Jack Bicknell moved on to Wisconsin.

We know what Phil Longo's offenses were able to do for the most part the last four years.

My first question to you, and the question for this discussion is, will North Carolina's offense be improved in 2023?

Let's get into it. What do you think,

Taylor? This is, folks are nervous because they don't want Drake May's last season or expected last season to be quote unquote wasted in Chapel Hill. How does this team improve offensively

next year? Yeah, everybody, you mentioned it, Phil Longo.

You kind of knew what you were getting with the Phil Longo offense.

It was going to be very explosive for four seasons year in, year out.

It was a top 25 offense.

You look at the quarterbacks that he had, Sam Howell into Drake May. And it's

shockingly from from Sam Howell, who everybody said was Carolina's one of Carolina's best

quarterbacks ever, you have an even better quarterback in Drake May, which seems impossible

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