The Day After: The O(marion) Show for UNC | Inside Carolina Analysis

Bowl games are not what they used to be, but for this North Carolina team - given how this season has played out on and off the field - getting to the postseason is a solid accomplishment. On Saturday night, the ‘game Carolina finds a way to lose’ was played and on the shoulders on Omarion Hampton and a couple key defensive plays, the Heels beat Wake Forest 31-24 to move to 6-4 on the season. Inside Carolina’s Day After show features Jason Staples and Buck Sanders joining host Tommy Ashley breaking down all things positive and some things that were not in the rivalry matchup.

0:00 - Stream begins
0:31 - Show begins
1:15 - Buck’s opening thoughts
3:59 - Jason on Criswell’s struggles
6:30 - Simple - give it to Omarion
10:04 - Adjustments as game went on
13:32 - Critiques of the plan
15:36 - Props to the man
19:41 - Travis Shaw’s best game?
21:52 - UNC played like the physically superior team
25:48 - UNC DTs did their jobs
28:57 - Echols playing free
32:06 - Huzzie struggled, safeties and Allen stepped up
35:23 - Final thoughts on defense
39:20 - STs impacted the game
43:52 - The O Show


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