UNC baseball edges past UNC-Wilmington in five-hour game
North Carolina baseball’s game at UNC-Wilmington had dragged on into the 12th inning and into the fifth hour of play. Something, anything needed to break the stalemate.
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North Carolina baseball’s game at UNC-Wilmington had dragged on into the 12th inning and into the fifth hour of play. Something, anything needed to break the stalemate.
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