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Out of ACC tournament, UNC Women's Soccer has extra time ahead of NCAA tournament


This wasn’t how it was drawn up for the No. 3-ranked UNC women’s soccer team. How the Tar Heels respond from their sudden departure from the ACC tournament will ultimately determine how the season is viewed. No. 5-seed Pittsburgh defeated the No. 4-seed Tar Heels 2-1 (Highlights) in overtime of the ACC quarterfinals on Sunday at Dorrance Field. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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Out of ACC tournament, UNC Women's Soccer has extra time ahead of NCAA tournament


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