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actually. It's Buck Sanders, Doc Staples. This is the day after.

Buck, Carolina goes to Charlotte, and let me tell you, it monsooned there for quite a while.

I do not normally tailgate any deck.

I'm glad we were in a deck last night in Charlotte.

Game starts a little late.

Carolina wins 20 to 3, Buck. Just your general thoughts before we get into this one.

Well, I think everybody expected a much higher scoring game.

Certainly the guys on the game plan thought so.

Who are they going to, if you're going to, uh,

if you're going to have the cockles of your heart warm this morning, uh, it would be by the fact that, uh, they covered the spread. So, um, there's something we're right about that. There's, I hope that's not the only thing I'm right about this morning, but we'll see.

So yeah, and I think in general, if you were to ask or if you could get inside Bill Belichick's head and I don't know if you would want to.

But if you were to ask him,

that's the kind of script he'd like to see for every football game. Get up in the first half,

go into halftime with a double-digit lead, come out and play hold the other team scoreless in the second half, put a strangle

hold on them defensively, walk out with a win.

And, you know, we've talked about this before.

He's not the kind of coach that likes to chase points, although there's still a lot of went on in that game that may have mirrored

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