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‘It’s great to be back’


The North Carolina Tar Heels (50-14) are happy to be back in Omaha and excited about playing the first College World Series game ever in the $131-million TD Ameritrade Park Saturday afternoon against Vanderbilt. “It’s feels really good. It’s great to be back,” North Carolina coach said Friday following the Tar Heels’ workout in the new ballpark. “I think that’s the coolest part of being out here in 2011." (Carolina Blue)

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