Welcome in to another Inside Carolina Daily. I'm Tommy Ashley. That's Greg Barnes.

It's Thursday, March 26th. Time is flying by, but we're only about 36 hours out from Hubert Davis being let go at North Carolina.

Greg, as we talked about going into when we finally heard official word from North Carolina on Hubert Davis.

This is a process and it's a process that while the season's going on,

it's going to take a little bit of time, I think.

But overall for you, just, it, nothing is ever fast.

I think that's probably the motto here.

Your take there and your thoughts on

the process that's playing out. You're right, Tommy. And if everybody's in the same building

and in the same office and you're trying to reach a decision, you're going to say, hey, come into my office and let's

hammer this out over the next two hours. And it's just not that way when you have so many people

in play, trying to make decisions, trying to project forward, trying to finalize details.

There's just a lot going on.

And so it doesn't happen as quickly as I know the fan base and certainly the media would like at times.

It's just kind of how it goes.

But I think now that we have some conclusion with the Hubert Davis era.

Everybody can kind of turn their attention forward.

And dating back to really the VCU game last Thursday night,

which is wild that we're not even really a full week away from that.

But very quickly after that game, it became apparent that a change was likely.

And as we reported on Friday afternoon, everybody, most people in terms of the stakeholders had decided that North Carolina needed to make a change and needed to move forward.

And so from that point forward, you really kind of had this situation where, where there were some team members focused on the Huber side of things and there are other team members really starting the process of trying to determine,

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