Up in the Rafters: Needing More Physicality; Oklahoma Preview

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🗓️ 19 December 2023

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Taylor Vippolis is joined by National Champion and Final Four Most Outstanding Player Joel Berry, from the ACC Network, to discuss UNC's loss against Kentucky in the CBS Sports Classic and then preview the Jumpman Invitational against Oklahoma. 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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0:28.7	welcome in to up in the rafters a podcast brought to you this basketball season by our friends
0:34.6	over at johnny t-shirt co-hosting this, I'm Taylor Vipolis.
0:37.8	And this year, I'm joined by a national champion, the most outstanding player of the
0:42.7	Final Four, and a Carolina basketball legend, the ACC Networks, Joel Berry.
1:13.6	Thank you. Joe, we have the Kentucky game to break down. but first, sad news out of Chapel Hill Monday,
1:18.4	Eric Montross passes away after his battle with cancer at the age of 52.
1:25.3	Montross played for Hall Fame coach Dean Smith at UNC from 1990 to 1994, where he was the starting center when the Taros won the 1993 national championship.
1:29.7	And after his playing days, he served as the radio analyst for UNC game broadcast for 18th seasons
1:36.1	and worked as the senior major gifts director for the Rams Club.
1:41.2	Tremendous loss for the Carolina basketball family.
1:47.1	How do you kind of put into perspective what his loss means means to you guys and the impact that he had on Chapel Hill as a community?
1:54.1	Yeah. When I saw that news this morning, I kind of just took a second to to pause. One, just because, you know, just thinking
2:04.7	about life in general, how, I mean, you just never know what direction you'll end up going.
2:12.8	And so I took a deep breath with that, but I started thinking about Montrose and I started thinking about like all the people that I've heard on his behalf that spoke about him.
2:24.4	And there was never a bad word said about Montraultz and you know what I look at him as like just a big teddy bear.
2:34.2	That's what he was, like huge human being.
2:37.2	I mean, one of the biggest human beings you'll ever stand next to.
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