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Satara Murray ends unforgettable women's soccer career


As the announcer at Fetzer Field counted the clock down to zero during the North Carolina women’s soccer game Sunday in the third round of the NCAA Tournament, senior defender Satara Murray stopped in her place on the field and reluctantly lowered herself to the grass. The number next to UNC on the scoreboard read zero. The number next to South Carolina read one. (Daily Tar Heel)

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