Chapel Hill: Who has the edge?

Posted Jun 7, 2007

Outside of the Lone Star Showdown between Rice and Texas A&M, this is the most intriguing Super Regional for several reasons. Not only is this series the Battle of the Carolinas, it also pits one of the nation's top pitching staffs against one of the nation's top offensive lineups. After reaching the College World Series last season, the Tar Heels should enter the series loose. Give me the Tar Heels, 2-1. (Rivals.com)

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