Calhoun's homer keys ASU's 5-2 win over Carolina

Posted Jun 14, 2009
After Arizona State's Josh Spence and UCNs Alex White tangled in a rare College World Series pitchers' duel, a bad break for the Tar Heels and a good swing of the bat by Kole Calhoun decided the outcome. Calhoun's three-run homer off Brian Moran in the top of the 10th inning, after UNC right fielder Garrett Gore's error led to the go-ahead run, carried the Sun Devils to a 5-2 victory Sunday in a game that left ASU coach Pat Murphy shaking his head. (Winston-Salem Journal)

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