Anson Dorrance Dedication Day
Posted Oct 3, 2019
Dorrance Field couldn't be named anything else. Anson Dorrance's current and former players agree. And while the 22-time national champion might need more time to process the honor, its significance is not lost on him. "We're in the 'Southern Part of Heaven.' So, to have a piece of heaven named after you is extraordinary. I feel on top of cloud nine."
(GoHeels.com)
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