Carolina keeps finding a way to win
Posted Jun 7, 2007
The North Carolina baseball team has an uncanny sense for finding whatever means it needs to win. Heading into the NCAA Tournament this past weekend, the Tar Heels' pitching had shined down the stretch. The team entered the Chapel Hill regional second in the ACC with an earned run average of 3.17, a number better than a year ago when Carolina had two pitchers taken in the first round of the Major League Baseball draft.
(Tar Heel Daily)
Related: Baseball, Baseball Recruiting
UNC Baseball Downs Gardner-Webb, 5-2Solid defense has been one of the keys to No. 15 UNC Baseball's success, with the run-saving efforts and incredible range of the outfielders justifiably...
Tue Apr 23, 2024This Week in UNC Baseball: Pitching Decisions, Season Grind Continues
The North Carolina baseball team opens its last homestand of the season on Tuesday night against Gardner-Webb, before Virginia Tech come to Boshamer Stadium for...
Tue Apr 23, 2024
UNC outfielder Vance Honeycutt the only player in ACC baseball history to join 50-70 club
After two, tough-luck losses against North Carolina State Thursday and Friday, the North Carolina baseball team finally downed its longtime rival in major fashion Saturday,...
Tue Apr 23, 2024
Bubble gum to low-calorie ice cream: A look inside the Diamond Heels' pantries
Every Diamond Heel has a different preference for fueling up. Outfielder Vance Honeycutt enjoys pre-game smoothies upon arrival at the facility. Out in the bullpen,...
Tue Apr 23, 2024