Menu

From starter to reserve, Jackson Van De Brake kept team-first attitude, met his Omaha moment


It would be easy for a senior who went from All-ACC second team to rarely-used reserve to be bitter. But that isn’t part of North Carolina senior co-captain ’s makeup. Throughout the season, his admirable team-first approach made a big difference. With his parents in the stands at Charles Schwab Field, he met his Omaha moment. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Related: , Baseball Recruiting

Bubba Cunningham Chats with the media
For someone who is in his last few months as North Carolina's Athletic Director, Bubba Cunningham isn’t keeping quiet. On Wednesday, two more interviews were...

THT Newsletter: Caleb Wilson's Big Deal, Another 5-Star Official Visitor, Football Training Camp
Caleb Wilson has signed a multi-million dollar deal with New Balance. (Does he make more than Hubert Davis now?) There’s a big basketball official visitor...

Diamond Heels In The Minor Leagues Update
Former UNC outfielder Kane Kepley is batting .351 with a .520 on-base percentage in his first 10 games for the Myrtle Beach Pelicans. Austin Love...

Chansky’s Notebook: New Pathways
The athletic director knows where the money is. Bubba Cunningham said last week that UNC’s first revenue share is splitting up the $20.5 million with...

From starter to reserve, Jackson Van De Brake kept team-first attitude, met his Omaha moment