UNC shortstop not graceful, but gets the job done
Posted Jun 14, 2008
North Carolina made it to the postseason as one of the best teams in the country, receiving the No. 2 overall seed for the NCAA Tournament. To coach Mike Fox, the Tar Heels needed something more. They needed Ryan Graepel, a light-hitting shortstop, in the lineup on a regular basis. More importantly, they needed a dose of defensive consistency.
(Gaston Gazette)
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