UNC keeps NCAA soccer hopes alive with win over Duke

Posted Nov 15, 2007

The North Carolina men's soccer team needed a win to keep alive its NCAA Tournament hopes. The Tar Heels picked up one after getting something rare and precious: a goal in regulation against Duke. Junior midfielder Michael Callahan scored in the 13th minute, lifting No. 6 seed UNC past No. 3 seed Duke 1-0 on Wednesday night in the ACC Tournament quarterfinals at SAS Soccer Park. (Durham Herald-Sun)

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