I’m a child of the 80’s and 90’s, which means the movie Groundhog Day played a formative part of my teens. In it, Bill Murray’s character wakes up in the same bed and breakfast on Groundhog’s Day, living the day over and over again. No matter what he does, he wakes up in the same place that he started. It’s only when his character undergoes a complete attitude change and realizes the error of his ways that the spell is broken and he’s allowed to move forward.
It feels like Carolina football is the living embodiment of this movie for the last two years.