Lucas: Frustrating (And Dominating)

Posted Jun 19, 2006

It is almost humorous in its predictability. Here is what happens: Robert Woodard pitches his usual gem of a ballgame. In this case, it was a three-hit shutout of the nationally top-seeded Clemson Tigers. So Woodard does his thing, pumps his fist, and propels the Tar Heels into the championship round of their four-team bracket at the College World Series. And then the most interesting part of the night begin: the other team tries to figure out what kind of voodoo just infected their bats. (Tar Heel Blue)

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