Tar Heels' baseball star Colin Moran cleared to return

Posted May 2, 2012
After sitting out 21 games with a broken right hand, UNC baseball star Colin Moran has been cleared to play and could see action today against Winthrop at 6 p.m. in Chapel Hill. Moran, picked by Baseball America as the national freshman player of the year in 2011, broke the fourth and fifth metacarpals in his right hand during a 3-1 loss to N,C. State on March 26. (Raleigh News & Observer)

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