Impressions From UNC-UCLA

Posted Feb 23, 2015
North Carolina should feel good about the state of its offense, despite the series loss. The Tar Heels had 10 hits Friday, 12 more Saturday, and 11 on Sunday, and they drew 12 walks over the final two games. And again, that offensive output came against a marquee pitching staff. I thought the Tar Heels, like the Bruins, got quality at-bats up and down their lineup. (D1 Baseball)

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