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UNC Baseball seeking consecutive ACC tournament titles for first time in 42 years

Ten games will have already been played at the ACC Baseball Tournament in Charlotte before UNC plays its first game. The No. 2-seed Tar Heels play in a 3 p.m. Friday quarterfinal game against the winner of Wednesday's second-round game. UNC last won consecutive ACC tournament titles in in 1982 and 1983, then made it three in a row in 1984. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Carolina Insider Podcast: Tar Heel Throwback - 2006 UNC Baseball Season

Daniel Bard, Andrew Carignan, Chad Flack, Mike Fox, Josh Horton, and Andrew Miller join Jones Angell and Adam Lucas to tell the story of the program-changing 2006 North Carolina Tar Heels Baseball season. (Listen To Podcast)

Newsletter: Matt Able Decision Time, Michael Malone on the Recruiting Trail, Kevin Thomas Commits

The NBA Draft Combine is over, and it’s decision time for UNC shooting guard Matt Able. Plus, Michael Malone hit the recruiting trail handing out scholarship offers, 4-star wing Kevin Thomas committed to the Tar Heels, Baseball took the series over State, Women’s Lacrosse advanced to the Final Four, Kenan Stadium is getting a makeover, and more. (Tar Heel Times Newsletter)

Takeaways from Diamond Heels Series Win Over NC State

North Carolina completed regular-season play against NC State this weekend, taking two of three games at Doak Field from Thursday to Saturday. The Tar Heels (43-10-1, 22-8) won their ninth straight ACC series to cap off the season versus the rival Wolfpack (32-21, 14-16). Game one was a 9-4 Tar Heels victory behind another great start from Jason DeCaro. (TarHeel247)

UNC Baseball Concludes Regular Season, Turns Page To Postseason

No. 2 UNC Baseball's chance for an in-state, rivalry sweep fell short Saturday in Raleigh, as the Diamond Heels lost to NC State, 7-2. The loss marked Carolina’s 10th of the season, as the Tar Heels closed out the regular season with a 43-10-1 record, and 22-8 in the ACC. The Tar Heels enter the postseason with everything to play for still in front of them. (Inside Carolina)

UNC Baseball Falls Short Of Sweep Against NC State

One game after everything went right for North Carolina against NC State, little went the Tar Heels’ way in their regular-season finale. Against a hot pitcher, No. 2 UNC went from scoring 17 runs Friday to only having four runners in scoring position, as NC State salvaged a game in the three-game series with a 7-2 victory (Box Score) at Doak Field on Saturday. (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC Baseball Crushes NC State for 13th Run-Rule Win

North Carolina’s offense has shifted into overdrive as postseason approaches. The No. 2 Tar Heels batted around in three of the first five innings and hit multiple home runs for the fifth consecutive game in a 17–7 7-inning victory Friday over N.C. State at Doak Field, their 13th run-rule win (Highlights, Box Score). UNC has won nine straight ACC series. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Diamond Heels Run Rule NC State in 17-7 Game Two Win

No. 2 UNC run-ruled NC State in a series-clinching 17-7 victory on Friday night at Doak Field. The Tar Heels (43-9-1, 22-7) scored four or more runs in three separate frames to dominate the Wolfpack in seven innings. Jake Schaffner homered on the very first pitch of the game. Owen Hull and Macon Winslow doubled in back-to-back at-bats twice in the game. (TarHeel247)

Video: Scott Forbes Post-NC State 9-4 Game One Win

North Carolina head baseball coach Scott Forbes met with the media following the Tar Heels' 9-4 win over NC State on Thursday night at Doak Field. (View Video)

Another mammoth Owen Hull home run powers UNC Baseball to convincing win over NC State

No. 2 UNC Baseball hasn’t been a huge power-hitting team this season, but that may be changing with Owen Hull suddenly hitting mammoth shots. Hull crushed his second home run in as many games, one of two Tar Heels blasts on the night, as they eased past N.C. State 9-4 on Thursday night at Doak Field (Highlights, Box Score) in the series opener. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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