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Welcome to another podcast from insidecarolina.com, the independent voice of UNC Sports.

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What's up, Tar-Roe fans? This is Taylor Vipless, and you're here right now listening to my podcast.

So before we get into today's interview, I just wanted to thank everybody for listening.

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show us love in return. Now moving on to why you're here on today's podcast, we've got now

former UNC running back, kind of crazy to say that. Antonio Williams, Antonio, thanks for joining

me. How have you been doing amid this pandemic? I've been good, man, just trying to find a way to,

you know, stay working out, stay in shape, you know, just finding, finding ways to work. That's the biggest thing with being a, you know, professional athlete. Now you just kind of got to try to stay, keep working, you know. Can you take us back to your recruitment process? Because originally you were to UNC, then you were committed to

Wisconsin. You ultimately ended up at Ohio State. So what was going on there?

So my recruitment process, now that, you know, completely out and everything, it was, it was,

I think I was thrown off from recruiting because, you know, I was the first person from around where I'm from to kind of be doing stuff at that level.

So, you know, Carolina came on to me super early and it was like ninth grade.

And, you know, I was like, you know, I want to go to college there.

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