Welcome in to another special NC or IC Scouting Report podcast.

I've yet to figure out what we call these.

And I don't even a lie.

It's a little chaotic these days around Inside Carolina.

There is definitely no offseason.

I don't have a show on the day.

Oh, cry to a river that you get to go to Omaha.

But we are getting these shows done.

I guess by the time you watch this show, I shall be in Omaha, Nebraska,

watching the Tar Hills play some baseball and covering that.

Yeah, 100%.

Peyton Manon, here we come.

Let's dig into the defensive line, Jason.

We've done the superlatives for the DBs, the linebackers.

We'll do defensive line today. And then we've got the offensive side of the ball in the coming

days and weeks as well. Get right into it. Defensive line, I say all the time. The lines and you say

all the time. Football is a line of scrimmage game. The line of scrimmage game.

North Carolina can have all the talent in the world, and you probably could win a few ball games everywhere else. But if you don't have it on the line of scrimmage, it's going to suffer. And this time we're on the defensive line. Let's start right away, the alpha of this group. I think this is probably the easiest pick of the four different categories

we have, but go for it. Yeah, I think that one's pretty obvious. That's Melkart Abu Jalde, and,

you know, he was one of the most productive edge players in the ACC last year. You know, he led the

conference with 10 and a half sacks. Now, we do need to slow the

role because how many, how many games were most of those sacks in? The lesser competition,

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