Welcome to another podcast by Inside Carolina.com, the independent voice of UNC Sports, your home for Tar Heel football, basketball, and recruiting.

I'm your host, Tommy Ashley, joined by Cheryl McMillan, Carolina 104, Western Carolina, 61 years or so since Carolina and Western

played, and you can see why Shirel. It's one of those games that you won't Carolina to

accomplish some things, you won't Carolina to stay healthy if you were Roy Williams. And I think

they did that.

Your overall take on the performance.

Yeah, this is one of those games where we're doing this right after the game was in,

so we haven't seen what Roy Williams said in the press conference.

But I'm fairly certain he'll say something about North Carolina being more gifted in Western

Carolina.

That's got what he says in games like this. I mean, it's just, you know,

for North Carolina, it really was just a practice. And that's no disrespect to Western

Carolina. But as World Williams would say, they're just more gifted. So it was more about

playing well, getting some confidence, and going into this 11-day break, kind of feeling good

about themselves,

and I think they accomplished that.

I was watching at the end there with all the threes they hit.

I think they end up in, what, 16 or so or something crazy,

but thinking back to that Michigan State game where to hit one of 18,

and that one was an end of half prayer.

Carolina's really picked it up from there. Kenny Williams, three for four.

But I think the big number to look at is Jalick Felton, four for four, five for eight,

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