Discussions and interviews centered on University of North Carolina athletics from the staff of Argyle Report
Sam Doughton is joined by Argyle Report founder Turner Walston from the stands in the Dean E. Smith Center to break down UNC's season sweep over Duke. They talk about the pivot points of the game, Cam, Kenny and Luke's senior speeches, and look ahead to the ACC men's basketball tournament next week in Charlotte.Â
Fresh off their first week of class, Sam Doughton and Kirk Meyer sit down to recap UNC's win over N.C. State, how it's ok to enjoy watching Zion play if you're a UNC fan, work through Nassir Little's midseason slump, and preview men's basketball's game against Louisville, before doing a quick whip around of UNC athletics to end the show.Â
Argyle Audio meets up one last time at the end of the fall semester, with two special guests. Editor Sam Doughton is joined by former Argyle EIC C Jackson Cowart and former DTH assistant sports editor (and occasional Argyle contributor) Jeremy Vernon to break down some of the biggest news in Tar Heel sports, and to remember the last time UNC and Gonzaga played basketball.Â
The trio starts discussing their reaction to Larry Fedora's firing (2:15) and the hiring of Mack Brown (7:15), before assessing Brown's initial success on the recruiting trail and hiring his assistants (10:40), including Jeremy's thoughts on UNC's chances on flipping Sam Howell (15:45), before ending with their favorite moments from the Fedora Era (22:15).
They then explore how the controversy of Silent Sam took a turn toward UNC athletics this past week, and how both current and former student-athletes are speaking out against the statue in multiple open letters (28:20).Â
Finally, Jeremy and Jackson discuss their memories covering UNC's national championship win over Gonzaga in 2017 while working for the Daily Tar Heel (47:00), filled in between with discussion of how UNC fans perceive Gonzaga vs Villanova (59:20), fun moments behind the scenes of covering the tournament (1:03:45) and a crash course for Jackson on if UNC has a chance at the title this season (1:12:30).Â
Sam Doughton and Kirk Meyer come to you from the stands at Kenan Stadium to breaking down the Larry Fedora firing, the Mack Brown hiring, and the future for UNC football. They also discuss women's soccer win over UCLA to go to the College Cup.Â
After a brief break due to Hurricane Florence, Argyle Audio returns to action ahead of UNC football’s home opener against Pittt. Sam Doughton and Kirk Meyer discuss the aftermath of Hurricane Florence, the games that were cancelled because of it, and how it affects the Tar Heels’ season, before briefly reviewing UNC’s loss to ECU. The pair then previews UNC’s game against Pitt, why Larry Fedora has had success against the Panthers, and why Pat Narduzzi thinks the Tar Heels have had an edge, and then end with a rapid fire overview of how the Fall Olympic Sports look entering conference play.
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Argyle Audio returns for the 2018-19 athletic year with a new co-host, but the same in-depth discussion of all Tar Heel sports! Editor-in-chief Sam Doughton is joined by senior writer Kirk Meyer to review what went wrong in UNC Football’s loss to Cal (1:30) and discuss ECU’s season opening loss and UNC’s chances in Greenville on Saturday (18:35). Kirk then breaks down what’s going on early on for Anson Dorrance's undefeated women’s soccer team before their trip out west (34:55), while Sam discusses Joe Sagula’s volleyball team’s 2-3 start (47:10). They then briefly discuss men’s soccer and field hockey’s excellent starts to their seasons (58:20) and wrap up with a tease of Jack Leland’s profile on Sterling Manley coming up this weekend on ArgyleReport.com.
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C Jackson Cowart and Sam Doughton are back after a week off with another edition of Argyle Audio. The pair reviews Tuesday night's UNC men's basketball loss to Miami (1:20), previews the eight-mile trip to Duke (9:30), looks at what the past couple of weeks have meant seeding wise for post-season play (18:00) and touch briefly on Jalek Felton's likely withdrawal from the University (24:35). They then report from Greensboro and discuss UNC's second round exit from the ACC Women's Basketball Tournament (31:10) and the future of the program in the coming years (44:05). They end with a quick hit of headlines in UNC's Olympic sports, including women's lacrosse's win over Maryland, women's fencing's ACC title and early-season woes on the diamond (52:00).
C Jackson Cowart and Sam Doughton hop into the Argyle Audio studio to break down the past week's events in Tar Heel athletics. They open with a discussion of the frustrating state of the women's basketball program (0:45) before taking quick looks at UNC's Olympic sports teams currently in action (17:50). Then they touch on the latest news surrounding the FBI scandal in college basketball (34:40) before discussing UNC men's basketball winning three games over the course of five days and what that means heading into March (40:08). Finally, we have a special treat for everyone, as Jackson sits down with varsity basketball walk-on and former JV basketball star Kane Ma and talks about his journey, his Duke fandom, playing pickup with Rasheed Wallace and more (50:38). You don't want to miss it!
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C Jackson Cowart and Sam Doughton are joined by senior writer Bryce Lapping for this edition of Argyle Audio. They review highlights from team availability ahead of the Duke game (1:20) before debating what qualifies as a rivalry after Joel Berry’s comments on a certain school in Raleigh (13:15). They also preview the Duke game on Thursday (32:12) and have a long and emotional conversation on the impact of Dean Smith on the third anniversary of his death (51:27).
Argyle Audio is back! C Jackson Cowart and Sam Doughton take the reins from Turner Walston and dive into UNC men’s basketball news. They discuss Jalek Felton’s suspension, what they know and how it may affect the Tar Heels on the court (3:45), the Tar Heels' three-game losing streak and what weaknesses were exposed against Clemson (18:15), the team's NCAA Tournament resume and potential seeding at this point in the season (31:30), what the Pitt game means this weekend (46:00), and wrap up with thoughts on N.C. State and Sterling Manley (52:40).
What are your top Tar Heel athletics stories from 2017? Who would take the floor in an All-Time Tar Heel Men's Basketball Pick-up Game? Why is the Smith Center game atmosphere the way that it is? Will Tar Heel men's tennis break through in 2018? Who would you pull for if it wasn't Carolina?
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