Tar Heels blank Yellow Jackets on Friday
After struggling to establish a rhythm at bat on Friday, No. 7 North Carolina buried No. 25 Georgia Tech on Friday with eight runs.
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After struggling to establish a rhythm at bat on Friday, No. 7 North Carolina buried No. 25 Georgia Tech on Friday with eight runs.
With two strikeouts apiece in the first inning, opposing pitchers Zac Gallen and Brandon Gold made it clear early on that Thursday’s matchup between No. 7 North Carolina and No. 25 Georgia Tech would be a defensive battle.
First baseman Ryan Miller (5) follow through on swing in the bottom of the seventh inning during the North Carolina baseball team's 10-2 route of Western Carolina University on Tuesday.
Pitcher Hunter Williams (36) throws out the first pitch of the North Carolina baseball team's 10-2 route of Western Carolina University on Tuesday.
It was over nearly before it started.
When the North Carolina baseball team trailed after five innings a season ago, the team never won — posting a 0-16 record during a season that saw the Tar Heels miss the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2001.
Junior outfielder Tyler Ramirez (14) runs to first base during the win against Duke on Saturday.
After the second game of the No. 10 North Carolina baseball team’s season-opening series against UCLA on Feb. 19, Tyler Ramirez needed someone to talk to.
Before the No. 10 North Carolina baseball team's weekend series against Duke, the Tar Heels had outscored their opponents 60-17 in the first three innings of games. In the teams' Friday and Saturday contests at Durham Bulls Athletic Park, UNC put up nine runs in innings 1-3 while Duke managed none.
Much like it did the night before, the No. 10 North Carolina baseball team made use of the big inning Saturday, dominating Duke for the second game in a row en route to a 12-2 win.
Baseball games, even blowouts, have the tendency to hinge on certain moments that decide the winner and the loser.
After being shut out by Pittsburgh on Sunday, the No. 10 North Carolina baseball team’s bats came back to life Tuesday night, beating East Carolina 17-4 at Clark-LeClair Stadium in Greenville.
In Game 3 of its ACC-opening series against Pittsburgh on Sunday, the North Carolina baseball team tried to rely on the same things that led them to an 11-1 record to start the season — strong pitching, small ball and a "never say die" attitude.
On Friday against Pittsburgh, it was the bats that propelled the No. 10 North Carolina baseball team to a lopsided 14-2 victory. On Saturday it was the pitchers turn to lead the way.
In its first ACC contest of the season, the North Carolina baseball team used an eight-run fifth inning to vanquish the Pittsburgh Panthers 14-2 in the first game of a three-game series.
At first, Eli Sutherland hit a home run.
Sophomore Logan Warmoth (7), senior Eli Sutherland (3), and junior Tyler Ramirez (14) celebrated after they all completed a run in the game against Gardner-Webb Tuesday.
Junior A.J. Bogucki (42) pitched in the game against Gardner-Webb Tuesday.
Senior Eli Sutherland (3) hit a home run in the game against Gardner-Webb Tuesday.
The team celebrates after senior Eli Sutherland (3) (middle) hit a home run in the game against Gardner-Webb Tuesday.