Same Old Story For Tar Heels

Posted Jun 16, 2007

Removed from their home field in Chapel Hill for the first time in the NCAA tournament, North Carolina quickly found a way to get comfortable. It got behind. For the sixth time in seven tournament games, the Tar Heels trailed early Friday night, falling behind Mississippi State 4-0 as the Bulldogs forced senior Robert Woodard–the Tar Heels’ career wins leader–into the earliest exit of his career. No matter. (Baseball America)

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