The Game Plan: What Carolina Can Accomplish | Inside Carolina Analysis

Even with college football schedules signed, sealed and delivered years in advance, Mack Brown’s North Carolina team has benefited from how the 2024 season has shaped up. Injuries, the need for extended playing time for young and inexperienced players and simply time to limit the snaps for critical pieces to success, the North Carolina Central matchup on Saturday is another opportunity to accomplish goals outside of winning. The Inside Carolina crew of Jason Staples, Greg Barnes and Tommy Ashley break down just how the Tar Heels can improve in a game that should not be close in the end.

0:00 - Stream begins
0:17 - Show begins
1:12 - Jason on What Can Carolina Accomplish
5:09 - Back ups need major reps
8:10 - Conner Harrell goals vs Central
16:34 - More opportunities in the middle
19:00 - Viewer question - Why not further along?
24:24 - Tools to win and car analogies
28:42 - Depth on the OL and DL
33:20 - Viewer question - Secondary play?
36:14 - Secondary play from the snap
42:52 - Schedule benefit after all
44:25 - How schedules happen
50:56 - Viewer questions
54:11 - Predictions


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