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- Defense: Carolina's first scrimmage of the fall is about to begin at the Bosh.

- Cover 3's pick recap includes North Carolina-Clemson under 43.5. This records the episode's quoted total, not a current line. - A separate host selection is North Carolina at quoted +145 odds. The supplied excerpt does not identify that selection's opponent; it should not be combined with the North Carolina-Clemson total or treated as a current price.

- Pick/market: oh look the guy who complains that people insult others is insulting me accusing me of abusing alcohol and cocaine because he wasnt taught how to interact with someone who doesnt share his opinion....

- Game breakdown: We're under 24 hours out from UNC's kickoff at Clemson.

- Pick/market: Team is rolling and feasting together.

- Pick/market: Week 0, 1 & 2 Combined Top 10 Ranking......UNC/TCU comes in at 7th.

- Pick/market: We're paying Bill to coach this season even if we fire him, so he's not getting fired mid-season.

- Pick/market: You forget Sankey set UNC football back decades.

- Pick/market: 24-19 you said.

- Pick/market: You would think the issues would be coming from these kids.

- Pick/market: Carrying a handgun in your car isn’t illegal in NC.

- Pick/market: The NIL $ is the problem with these kids today.

- Pick/market: This is what big money does to 17-21 yr old kids

- Game breakdown: UNC Football Game Notes for Clemson - University of North Carolina Athletics UNC Football Game Notes for Clemson goheels.com

- UNC's Melkart Abou Jaoude is questionable, leaving Jaylen Harvey's alignment in play after he moved across the front during the absence. Harvey has seven pressures through two games. If he returns to attacking right tackle, Clemson's Collin Sadler is the projected matchup; Sadler has allowed one pressure and carries a 72.6 PFF pass-blocking grade. - Clemson's Will Heldt leads the Tigers with five pressures, two sacks and four tackles for loss, primarily attacking the offense's left side. UNC left tackle Jordan Hall has started both games and allowed one pressure in each, with a 59.9 PFF pass-blocking grade. The preview identifies this as Hall's strongest test so far, not a repeat of last year's protection result. - UNC has gained 98 rushing yards off left end at 8.9 per carry; Benjamin Hall accounts for 53 on five carries there. Hall leads UNC with 85 yards on 15 carries and a 78.4 PFF pass-blocking grade among its backs. Clemson's Heldt has a 58.2 run-defense grade, making that edge an area the preview sees as exploitable, not a guaranteed repeat of those rushing averages. - Clemson receiver TJ Moore leads the Tigers with 11 catches for 134 yards despite the offense's struggles. UNC's Jaiden Patterson has allowed four catches on six targets for 32 yards and forced one incompletion, with a 67.6 PFF coverage grade. The preview expects Patterson to handle Moore; that assignment is a projected matchup, not a confirmed every-snap shadow plan.

- Injury: I know all teams and programs deal with injuries, but it seems like UNC has the worst luck with WHO gets hurt, and when.

- Injury: The expectation, per sources, is for him to play with his injured hand wrapped.

- Intel: Perhaps I misunderstood the poster I quoted, but I read it as him wanting Sadler to ve kicked off the team.

- North Carolina defensive end Melkart Abou Jaoude is questionable for Clemson after missing the East Tennessee State game with a right-hand injury. Linebacker Jordan Avinger is also questionable on Wednesday's initial report. Neither designation confirms availability at kickoff. - North Carolina lists defensive linemen Viliami Moala, Vodney Cleveland and Jimmy-Phrisco Alo-Suliafu as out against Clemson. The report does not provide replacement assignments or expected snap shares for the remaining front. - North Carolina lists Keeyun Chapman, C.J. Sadler, receiver Carnell Warren and tight end Jordan Washington as out. These are availability designations; the article does not establish an injury for each absence. - North Carolina offensive lineman Jonah Rodriguez is probable on the first ACC report for Clemson. The article gives no position change, projected workload or confirmation that he will play.

- Intel: Yep, I think he deserves a one year suspension and rehab.

- Intel: possibly a felony as well depending on how the investigation plays out.

- Intel: Get a life and stop acting like somehow this is the end of the world.

- QB/LB: Oh settle down Gio was the most hated and bashed man in CH for a year.

- QB/OL: I find JS knowledgeable but insufferable...this is another example why.

- QB: Dabo has been forcing his OCs to run variants of Morris's stuff since he left.

- QB: Vizzina doesn’t have a lot of game experience and has turned the ball over himself.

- QB: I was about to post, "Now write a story about 3rd and 4th strings against us." LOL!

- QB: North Carolina's pass rush has seven sacks through two games — a total the Tar Heels needed six games to surpass last season.

- QB: It’s ok to admit Belichick has made poor decisions in the staff department.

- QB: Barring a meltdown, it's realistically harder to steal snaps from the starting QB than other position players no matter what you show in practice.

- QB/RB: All of a sudden the majority of talking heads are beginning to pick Heels over klemson.

- QB: One thing I think I notice this year without Steve Belichick doing things is what seems like a lot less exotic fronts , less /almost no blitz packages that Steve was throwing out a...

- RB: Showed up fat, fell behind, now hoping someone ahead of him on the depth chart stumbles.

- JacQawn McRoy is listed as North Carolina's starting right tackle in the transfer report. This is a current personnel-role reference; the article does not describe a new lineup change or assess his blocking performance.

- Coaching: North Carolina announced on Thursday that its internal investigation into the football program has concluded, along with announcing that defensive coordinator Steve Belichick has resigned.

- DL: Could be self-serving/nepotism, but also could just be Bill felt like Brian was best equipped to be the play caller and he wanted Diaco to focus on DL, which he has been very good...

- Coaching: Assuming he doesn't have any actual, serious health issues...

- Intel: If 60 in a 35 was on the report I would bet a nickel he was driving 65+.

- Defense: Two games in, UNC's defense has made life difficult for opposing offenses.

- Practice: Sounds like they need to do more hitting at practice.

- Offense: Benjamin Hall leads UNC in carries and rushing yards, but Demon June and Jaylen McGill aren’t far behind.

- RB/LB: far he has looked like the most complete RB in the group, I understand he is still young and learning but he will continue to get more reps.

- WR/LB: It feels like nobody has really stepped up beyond Shipp, Trech and Mason.

- OL/LB: This will be the biggest test the OL has had this season.

- LB: We have a 3 headed monster of Belichick, Diaco, and Belichick for the defense.

- Defense: Trolling is all he does.

- Defense: North Carolina announced on Thursday that its internal investigation into the football program has concluded, along with announcing that defensive coordinator Steve Belichick…

- Defense: It’s a fair question though.

- Defense: hammer meet nail....

- Defense: It’s going to happen with any program if you want big time football.

- Defense: This is a product or the academic side and the football side being at odds.

- Intel: Every time I’ve had high expectations it’s like Charlie Brown and lucy with the football.

- Intel: Carrying a concealed weapon not a good look That was chapman

- Intel: His maneuvering that got Bad Odor the AD job was a prime example of your last paragraph.

- Intel: Freddy may be the absolute worst coach in football history, regardless of level.

- LB: No one “has” to allocate football revenue to other overheads.

- Intel: A L would be very, very disappointing / respectfully disagree re minimal damage..

- LB: Thank you sir, I am aware of the story, was just confused in linking it to my post.

- Intel: Ok, I'll give you the "I should have clarified what I really meant" out.

- Intel: The Process | 2026 UNC Football Game 2 | “THE Tar Heel” Live on YouTube NOW : https:// youtu.be/zbbCIZj9JQo

- Intel: @AndrewJones247 , I am impartial / neutral on this entire scene - I just want the Heels to be successful and not embarrass me off the field.

- Intel: I remember Mack Brown players hitting someone late out of bounds.

- Intel: Football at UNC absolutely does NOT operate at a loss when you only attribute actual football costs.

- Intel: Expecting to see Dopson continue to add to his snap count as the season rolls onward.

- Intel: YOU SAID- So you would have a football program where the DC supplies drugs to the team, SAY WHAT...

- LB: Regardless of the sport, we Heels fans in eastern NC know very well that about the only time the local tv stations will mention Carolina is if we’re playing ecu or there’s a problem...

- Intel: Brian Belichick may turn out to be the star(credit Ben Sherman’s astute comment).

- Intel: Off the field drama never stops in big time college football.

- Practice: I spent the better part of 30 years working with pro athletes in multiple sports, agents, coaches and a boatload of production, distribution, licensing and finance partners.

- Intel: With the latest phase of bad press pouring out on Thursday for UNC Football, now is a good time for the program and university to move forward without any heavier drips of negativity.

- Intel: As we do each game week, our VIP members asked UNC Football questions, and we answered each one.

- Intel: Multiple North Carolina football players were involved in a traffic stop on Tuesday night in Chapel Hill that led to the arrest of one Tar Heel.

- Intel: In this week's #UNC Football Show: Opportunity is here for the #TarHeels What to watch for at #Clemson Keys to the game We talk with a Tigers insider

- Intel: Update: UNC has provided a statement to Inside Carolina about Tuesday's traffic stop: “We are aware of the incident involving UNC football student-athletes Tuesday night in Chapel Hill...

- Intel: I go over the speed limit everyday, but I am also aware of my surrounding and have situational awareness.

- Intel: Our football program is nothing but an expensive albatross for this university.

- Intel: Our football program is nothing but an expensive albatross for this university.

- LB: He didn’t get in in garbage time he was out there on the opening drive .

- Intel: I get it, but I also feel as a gun owner it's your responsibility to educate yourself on the laws so that you aren't putting yourself and others at risk.

- Intel: I’m just saying that your argument of it getting blown out of proportion and that it is not that big criminally is irrelevant to what most people care about.