The Day After: Gut Punch in Death Valley | Inside Carolina Analysis

North Carolina came out of the gate on fire, rolling up and down the field against the vaunted Clemson defense. But two gut punches, in the form of uncharacteristic Omarion Hampton fumbles, allowed the Tigers to slowing but surely take over the football game and ultimately keep the Heels at arm's length in the 31-20 win. Inside Carolina's Buck Sanders and Jason Staples join host Tommy Ashley to break it all down on the Day After podcast.

0:00 - Stream begins
0:19 - Show begins
0:41 - Buck’s opening thoughts
3:44 - Jason’s opening thoughts
7:55 - The punch out fumble play
10:57 - Can’t get out of their own way
16:54 - Hampton deserves props
22:26 - Drake Maye portion of show
35:00 - Defense not bad?
38:19 - THE defensive metric to watch
44:26 - Defensive players that stood out
51:59 - It is State Week

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