UNC Baseball Looks Ahead After Year of Adversity
Posted Jun 8, 2021
By no means is new North Carolina baseball coach Scott Forbes, nor this team, content with solely making an NCAA regional, but when taking into account the preseason projection, the loss of Joey Lancellotti and Max Carlson as starting pitching options, and having the seventh-hardest schedule in the country, there’s no denying the fight of this team.
(Inside Carolina)
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