The Taylor & Deems Podcast: Growing From a Loss & Interview With Landon Turner

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4.8 • 778 Ratings

🗓️ 17 September 2019

⏱️ 101 minutes

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In this edition of the Taylor Vippolis Podcast, Vippolis begins the podcast by reviewing UNC's loss against Wake Forest last Friday, then he is joined by Deems May in the debut of a new weekly feature discussing the current state of the football team, and he wraps the podcast by talking with Landon Tuner about a variety of topics, including answering some listener questions. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to another podcast from Inside Carolina.com, the independent voice of
0:08.8	UNC Sports.
0:10.1	Brought to you byjani t-shirt.com, the go-to provider for all your tarheel gear.
0:16.6	For Inside Carolina, this is Taylor Vipolis, and on today's podcast, I'll give my thoughts on
0:21.7	UNC's loss to Wake Forest.
0:23.5	We'll bring on Deems May to discuss this UNC team and then stick around for an interview
0:29.8	with another captain from the 2015 Coastal Championship team, Landon Turner.
0:35.1	We've got a great episode coming your way.
0:37.3	So let's first talk about that
0:40.2	Wake Forest game and how UNC squandered a perfect opportunity to start 3 and O. This North
0:48.2	Carolina team, they put the football world on notice the first two weeks of the season with wins
0:53.4	against South Carolina and
0:54.7	Miami. And the Tar Heels had a chance to make a statement that they were ready for the national
1:00.7	stage. And for lack of a better term, they laid an egg against Wake Forest on Friday night.
1:07.6	You can't spot a team as good as Wake Forest, 21 points, and then try to mount a crazy
1:14.0	comeback in the fourth quarter. And you just can't turn on a switch and all of a sudden
1:18.7	start playing great football and expect to win games like that. Early on, it looked like Wake
1:24.2	was into the game more. And for a UNC team that is coming off five wins
1:30.4	the past two years and all offseason, we heard about them wanting to prove to people that
1:35.8	that's not who they are. It's hard for me to fathom how they could come out so flat and so
1:44.1	uninspired. While I was disappointed with how
1:47.8	UNC started the game out, I also don't want to take anything away from what that Wake
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