From starter to reserve, Jackson Van De Brake kept team-first attitude, met his Omaha moment
Posted Jun 15, 2024
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 Jackson Van De Brake’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)
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