Welcome to another podcast from Inside Carolina.com, the independent voice of UNC Sports, brought to you byjani t-shirt.com, the go-to provider for all your tarheel gear.

I'm your host, Tommy. Actually, you're listening to the Inside Carolina podcast sponsored by Johnny T-shirt.com.

I'm joined by Greg Barnes and Jason Staples.

That, of course, means we're going to talk a little football.

And seeing as it's late May, early June, we're going to talk about the nuts and bolts of Phil Longo's offense.

Down the road, we'll do Jay Bateman's defense.

But Jason, I'm going to bring you in first before we sort of get into it and just sort

of tease our inside Carolina subscribers with what you're working on here, you know, over the

next two or three weeks and what they can expect maybe to check out on the website.

More like the next six weeks or so, I'm working on a panoply of videos, both of Phil Longo's

past stops and breaking down some of his specific concepts and how he teaches specific concepts.

So one of the next ones I'm going to look at is actually one of the key air raid staples

of the fourverts and how he teaches that.

We're going to look at how they do mesh.

We're going to look at some of the key plays that Longo is going to use,

some of which, you know,

Larry Fedora used for avert's plenty, but it's how it's taught and how he, how he's going to have,

how he's going to have his offense doing that. And then we'll do some running game stuff.

And then I've gotten some, uh, some all 22, uh, defensive film of Jay Bateman's prior stop at Army,

and I'm going to be breaking down some of what he showed,

what he has showed on defense against different looks,

and basically how that's different from what they've done,

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