Tar Heel baseball at familiar crossroads
Posted Feb 23, 2010
Without the sheer power, both at the plate and on the mound, that UNC has grown accustomed to, this season might be the one that relies most heavily on the intangibles that players like Mike Cavasinni provide. Picked to finish third in the Coastal Division in the ACC preseason coaches’ poll, leadership and toughness are vital if the Tar Heels hope to beat the odds for a fifth straight year.
(Daily Tar Heel)
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