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Parks Harber picks up three Player of the Week honors

If you didn’t know Parks Harber’s name before, you’ll definitely know his name after the monster performance he had last week. Harber, a Georgia transfer who’s now an infielder for UNC, did a little bit of everything at the plate. In four wins (North Carolina A&T, Wake Forest three times), Harber mashed six HRs, registered eight hits, and had nine RBI. (Tar Heels Wire)

Casey Cook Is Where He Belongs

Casey Cook, now in his third year with the UNC Baseball program, tops the Tar Heels squad in a plethora of statistical categories and provides a steady performer for head coach Scott Forbes and the Tar Heels. But it was that day on the deck where 18-month-old Casey Cook – barely able to stand on his own – found out he was a left-handed hitter. (Inside Carolina)

Carolina Insider Podcast: UNC Basketball Season Ends, Transfer Portal News, Parks Harber Interview

UNC's terrific 2024 basketball season came to a frustrating close as the Tar Heels fell in the Sweet 16 (3:40) and now head into transfer portal season (23:31). Carolina Baseball's Parks Harber joins Jones Angell and Adam Lucas to discuss the Tar Heels' great start to the season, transferring from Georgia, and hitting bombs (33:47). (Listen To Podcast)

Parks Harber Named Perfect Game National Player Of The Week

The Tar Heels (25-4) are one of the hottest college baseball teams in the nation. Equally as hot, Parks Harber. A senior transfer from Atlanta, the 6-3, 225-pound infielder just ended a streak where he homered in 5 straight games and collected 8 of his 10 round trippers on the year. UNC looks like an Omaha contender and if Harber stays on this heater. (Perfect Game)

Podcast: Scott Forbes Radio Show - UNC Baseball Sweeps Wake Forest

Host Dave Nathan and North Carolina head baseball coach Forbes recap the Tar Heels' weekend sweep over No. 11 Wake Forest in Winston-Salem, the hot hitting of the UNC lineup, the performance of ACC Player of the Week Parks Harber, and much more. (Listen To Podcast)

Parks Harber Named ACC Baseball Player Of The Week

The ACC announced Monday that North Carolina first baseman Parks Harber has been named Player of the Week. Harber hit six home runs in 17 at-bats during four games, leading the Tar Heels to a 4-0 record last week, including a three-game sweep of No. 12 Wake Forest. He batted .471 (8-for-17) with an OPS of 2.029, nine RBI, and 26 total bases. (GoHeels.com)

This Week in UNC Baseball: Big Sweep, Another Tough Road Trip Ahead

With a sweep of Wake Forest in hand, the UNC baseball team returned to Chapel Hill to work on the small things, according to coach Scott Forbes. And it will be those small details that will carry on to Virginia for another tough road series beginning Thursday. Forbes joins hosts Tommy Ashley and Matt Clements to talk about power, defense, pros, and more. (Inside Carolina)

UNC Baseball jumps into top 10 after sweeping Wake Forest

North Carolina is a season-high No. 10 in the latest D1 Baseball poll after going 4–0 last week and sweeping a three-game weekend series at Wake Forest, extending the Tar Heels’ win streak to nine games. The Tar Heels (25–4), who moved up four spots in this week's poll, are tied for the ACC Coastal Division lead with No. 11 Virginia Tech (21–5) at 10–2. (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC Baseball Notebook: Power Play Weekend

The UNC baseball team hit 14 home runs to power a sweep of No. 12 Wake Forest for the first time since 2018. With the three wins, the Diamond Heels are tied atop the ACC’s Coastal Division at 10-2, are 25-4 overall, and sure to be ranked in the nation’s top 10 when the new rankings are released on Monday. "It’s the most fun we could ever have." (Inside Carolina)

No. 14 UNC Baseball Hits Six Home Runs To Complete Sweep Of No. 12 Wake Forest

Luke Stevenson crushed a 431-foot, three-run home run to break a 10-10, ninth-inning tie, and No. 14 UNC Baseball completed its three-game sweep of No. 12 Wake Forest with a 14-10 victory Sunday (Highlights). Stevenson hit two of the Tar Heels' six home runs. Casey Cook, Alberto Osuna, and Gavin Gallaher collected a pair of hits with a home run. (GoHeels.com)

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