Chad Holbrook: "This is a 19-year dream come true"
Posted Jul 17, 2012
Sixteen years ago, when head baseball coach Ray Tanner was first introduced to the media and to Gamecock fans, a little-known coach from the University of North Carolina had snuck into the press conference in hopes he'd meet the new skipper. Although he'd never get the chance to meet Tanner, he would leave the coach a note, and in that note, the coach said it was his hope and dream to work for Tanner one day.
(WMBF News)
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