With the two most recent hires for the Tar Heels under Mack Brown, Jay Bateman and Phil Longo at the positions of defensive coordinator and offensive coordinator respectively, today’s edition of “Inside Carolina” discusses their unique styles of coaching and gameplay that will be blending together on the field next year.

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