Lucas: Core Values
Posted Jun 5, 2011
Jacob Stallings knows exactly how the James Madison hitters feel. The Tar Heel catcher was behind the plate for all eight of Patrick Johnson's shutout innings on Saturday night, watching 28 Dukes stride to the plate and more of them walk away shaking their head (11 JMU hitters struck out) than with a base hit (Johnson allowed just three).
(Tar Heel Blue)
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