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Welcome to yet another edition of Inside Carolina's Day After Podcast.

I am Tommy Ashley.

We are sponsored by Johnny T-shirt and congruity. That, of course, is Buck Sanders in the middle, and Jason Staples, to my right, on my screen at least.

The three of us are here to talk about the third straight loss for North Carolina.

Pittsburgh comes to Keenan Stadium for the first time in history wins a game on the

Kenyon Stadium turf 3424.

Buck, as always, I'll open thoughts with you because I'm piggybacking you guys today.

So I'm going to copy and adopt y'all's takes on this one. But Buck, what do you have to say

about it? Saw your column this morning. Seems pretty simple. Well, if you're going to be copying everything

I've got to say, this is going to be a very short show. because there's not too much to say.

I thought that in some ways this game was sort of a return to normalcy for North Carolina in the sense that there was no one thing that leaped out to me.

I think the offense played pretty well overall, although they still only put 17 points on the board, really.

There were some, I have some questions about tactically or strategically what North Carolina was trying to accomplish, particularly on defense.

But nothing in here jumps out as like a team where all the seams were busting apart.

I mean, the special teams played okay.

There was no special big gaff there.

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