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Heels looking to future


The trophy in Jonathan Hovis' hand wasn't the one that the North Carolina baseball team had sought, but it represented more than any other UNC squad had accomplished. Although the Heels were not happy with their second-place finish, they also had perspective after they arrived home and were greeted by 450 fans outside Boshamer Stadium. (Raleigh News & Observer)

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