Having seven players from the 2013 roster that will sign professional contracts before the beginning of the 2014 baseball season is part of what makes the North Carolina baseball program.
Read More »OMAHA, Neb. — Chris Munnelly stepped on the mound to start the bottom of the eighth inning against UCLA.
Read More »OMAHA, Neb. — Colin Moran says he’s just finding holes. He also thinks, sometimes, it’s luck. And on college baseball’s largest stage, Moran’s just a “little more relaxed,” and letting the game come to him. However it’s happening, Moran’s response to the pressure and spotlight of being the highest drafted college player in the College World Series is paying dividends for the MLB’s sixth overall draft pick and his Tar Heel teammates in their quest for the program’s first national title. Moran was responsible for two of the team’s seven RBIs and one run in North Carolina’s 7-0 shutout of N.C.
Read More »OMAHA, Neb. — North Carolina and N.C. State are scoreless through three innings in the elimination game of the College World Series. Despite announcing Wednesday that freshman lefty Brad Stone would start for the Wolfpack, N.C.
Read More »OMAHA, Neb. — Pitching coach Scott Forbes sets the example for his staff. He chooses North Carolina (58-11) starting pitchers based on who is throwing best, paying little mind to opponents’ weaknesses.
Read More »OMAHA, Neb. — Louisiana State coach Paul Mainieri thought his southpaw starter, Cody Glenn, had retired North Carolina’s Brian Holberton with a third strike.
Read More »OMAHA, Neb. — Brian Holberton batted from the four spot for the second time in an elimination game this post season — and for the second time, the tweak was effective for North Carolina.
Read More »OMAHA, Neb. — North Carolina baseball used a College World Series record eight pitchers in its 8-1 loss to N.C.
Read More »OMAHA, Neb. – For nine innings Sunday afternoon, North Carolina watched N.C. State ace Carlos Rodon do what he’s done to it all season — retire batters.
Read More »The Tar Heels rallied in the bottom of the sixth inning to score three runs and take the 5-4 lead they held through the end of the game.
Read More »Members of the UNC men’s swim team cheer on the volleyball team Friday night at Carmichael Arena.
LSU players huddle around the bench during Friday’s volleyball game at Carmichael Arena.
