Lucas: Unearned Runs Costly In Opener
Posted May 13, 2006
As Carolina prepared to face Virginia in this weekend's three-game showdown, it was pretty simple: The Tar Heels couldn't make errors. And the Tar Heels had to play station-to-station baseball to create one run at a time against the Atlantic Coast Conference's stingiest pitching staff. Neither happened, and that's why the Cavaliers took a 4-1 win in the opening game of the series.
(Tar Heel Blue)
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