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Following the North Carolina baseball team's third and final loss against Boston College last weekend, head coach Scott Forbes reacted bluntly to his team's performance.
The No. 18 North Carolina baseball team (25-14, 9-9 ACC), lost to the No. 20 Boston College Eagles (26-12, 11-9 ACC), 9-4, Saturday night at Boshamer Stadium, dropping its second straight home ACC series.
In a tight afternoon battle, the No. 13 North Carolina baseball team (24-12, 9-7 ACC) lost to the Miami Hurricanes (22-13, 10-8), 4-3, Saturday at Boshamer Stadium.
There is no such thing as an ugly win in baseball, according to UNC Head Coach Scott Forbes. But if there were, he thinks it would be the Tar Heels’ 10-6 win over Queens University.
Jackson Van De Brake’s first hit as a Tar Heel was a home run.
The No.13 North Carolina baseball team (22-10, ACC 8-4) took one out two games in Friday’s double header against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (19-13, ACC 7-8) as the Tar Heels captured their third ACC series win.
Surrendering eight runs late in the game proved fatal as the No. 13 North Carolina baseball team (18-7), fell to Coastal Carolina (15-7) by a score of 12-7, on Tuesday evening at Boshamer Stadium.
Playing for the fourth time in nine days, the North Carolina men's lacrosse team took on the final leg of the gauntlet on Saturday against Providence.
Plagued with consistency issues, the No. 15 North Carolina baseball team (17-6, 3-3 ACC) lost to the Duke (15-8, 4-4 ACC), 8-5, on Friday night at Boshamer Stadium.
Behind a team pitching effort, the No. 15 North Carolina baseball team (16-5) beat the North Carolina A&T Aggies (10-10), 6-4, on Tuesday evening at Boshamer Stadium.
Through the first two weeks of the baseball season, there has been a power surge in Chapel Hill.
Behind five Tar Heel homers, the No. 13 North Carolina baseball team (5-3), beat the Virginia Commonwealth University Rams (2-5), 10-4, Tuesday evening at Boshamer Stadium.
Despite three homers, the No. 12 North Carolina baseball team (4-3), surrendered six runs in the seventh and lost to the No. 11 East Carolina University Pirates (5-1), 6-5, Sunday afternoon at Boshamer Stadium.
GREENVILLE, N.C. – After surrendering six runs in the eighth, the No. 12 North Carolina baseball team (4-2) lost to the No. 11 East Carolina University Pirates (4-1), 6-5, on Friday night at Clark-LeClair Stadium.
