Brian Holberton: Mr. Versatility
Posted Apr 11, 2013
As most baseball players reach higher levels of competition, they determine their position on the field and usually stick to it. Brian Holberton’s eventual position is still a work in progress. Some may choose left field, right field, second base or even catcher. Holberton, a junior from Charlotte, N.C., has played all of those positions since arriving at North Carolina.
(Inside Carolina)
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