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UNC catcher Jacob Stallings steps in as ‘spiritual leader’ after Colin Moran’s injury


North Carolina catcher has taken a beating behind the plate in the past few weeks, catching ball after ball from UNC’s loaded and ever-cycling arsenal of pitchers. That tiring style of play wasn’t helped on Sunday in UNC’s series-clinching walk-off win, when Stallings took a tackle at home plate in the top of the first inning from a Demon Deacon runner attempting to score. (Daily Tar Heel)

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