Roundtable: UNC 2025 Schedule Reaction and More | Inside Carolina Analysis

The Inside Carolina roundtable crew breaks down the North Carolina’s 2025 football schedule as it drops on the ACC Network Monday night. Highlights include a Labor Day meeting with TCU in Kenan Stadium, facing Clemson in the ACC opener on Oct. 4 and closing the season with in-state foes Wake Forest, Duke and NC State. Buck Sanders, Greg Barnes, Jason Staples and Don Callahan joined host Tommy Ashley for a wide ranging discussion of the league schedule, big recruiting weekends and more.

0:00 - Stream begins
0:21 - Show begins
1:13 - Big IC reporting day
3:00 - Kenan returns to grass
5:15 - Buck on why special teams matter
7:52 - The hype around season opener - TCU
11:17 - Not an ideal start, but a huge opportunity
15:20 - Five games in first seven weeks
17:17 - The new coach smell lasts
19:33 - What is the goal?
25:24 - Clemson, but the rest not too tough?
27:57 - Close with three straight rivalries
30:11 - Who they don’t play and overall SoS
36:38 - A coaching advantage?
40:30 - Recruiting talk with Don C
47:35 - Spring portal movement possible?
54:28 - The need for a GM
1:05:05 - Blending the college game with pro approach
1:08:52 - Grass back…hedges?
1:11:32 - Way too early predictions
1:14:49 - Greg’s final words



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