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Diamond Heels driven to do more at College World Series in Omaha


As he walked out of the North Carolina baseball players' lounge at Boshamer Stadium on Saturday night, centerfielder kept repeating the same thing. "We got a chance,” Honeycutt said, referring to the Tar Heels’ upcoming trip to the College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska as one of eight teams competing for a national championship. (Fayetteville Observer)

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Diamond Heels driven to do more at College World Series in Omaha


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