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UNC Baseball To Host USC In Chapel Hill Super Regional

For the second consecutive season, a team from the west will head to the Chapel Hill Super Regional. No. 2 regional seed Southern Cal won the College Station Regional on Monday, 7-1, over No. 1 regional seed Texas A&M to earn a trip to Chapel Hill to face No. 5 overall seed North Carolina. It will be the first Super Regional since 2002 for the Trojans. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Social Media Reacts: Diamond Heels Advance to Super Regionals

North Carolina baseball scored eight runs in the first three innings and got four innings of no-hit relief from Jackson Rose in a 9-3 win against East Carolina Sunday at Boshamer Stadium. The Diamond Heels finished the Chapel Hill Regional with a 3-0 record on its way to the Super Regionals, completing its first unbeaten regional weekend since 2019. (Chapelboro.com)

UNC Baseball earns no-stress Monday as USC, Texas A&M battle for right to face Tar Heels

With its third straight Super Regionals berth secured after going 3-0 at the Chapel Hill Regional, No. 4 North Carolina can sit back and watch two teams battle late Monday night for the right to play the Tar Heels. That is a welcome change for a college baseball program that had to fight through a deciding Monday game each of the previous two seasons. (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC Baseball Fired Up After Regional Sweep: 'Region of Death for Everybody Else'

When the NCAA Baseball Tournament bracket was revealed, pundits dubbed the Chapel Hill Regional the "Region of Death." And after Sunday’s clinching win, UNC's Erik Paulsen had a message. "We knew it was the Region of Death for everybody else. We knew we were gonna play our game of baseball. And when we play our best, nobody can beat us." (Chapelboro.com)

Newsletter: UNC Baseball To Super Regionals, Samodurov Commits, Able, Brown, and Thomas Sign

UNC Baseball advanced to the Super Regional and will host either Texas A&M or USC. It was a big week for Tar Heel Basketball following the commitment of Alexandros Samodurov and signings of Matt Able, Kevin Thomas, and Terrence Brown. UNC Football lost a transfer QB, Volleyball heads overseas, and Sarah Gresham left it all on the field. (Tar Heel Times Newsletter)

Video: UNC Baseball Knocks Off ECU to Advance to Super Regionals - Highlights

In game six of the Chapel Hill Regional, No. 5 UNC Baseball came away with a slugging, 9-3 win over in-state foe East Carolina on Sunday night (Box Score) with its third victory in three days. Check out the highlights. (View Video)

UNC Baseball's Consistency Has It Knocking on Omaha’s Door Again

Sunday’s 9-3 victory over ECU added another feather to Forbes’ Carolina blue cap, sending the Tar Heels to the super regional round for the fourth time in five seasons while improving his NCAA Tournament record to 19-13 as head coach. Now, North Carolina sits two wins away from the program’s 13th trip to Omaha and its second under Forbes. (Inside Carolina)

Video: UNC vs. ECU Post-Chapel Hill Regional Final Press Conferences

North Carolina and East Carolina baseball coaches and players postgame press conferences following the Tar Heels' 9-3 victory over the Pirates on Sunday night at Boshamer Stadium in the Finals of the NCAA Tournament Chapel Hill Regional. (View Video)

Lucas: UNC Baseball vs. ECU Rapid Reactions (Regional Final)

What a weekend in Chapel Hill. UNC Baseball is on to the super-regional round after a 9-3 win over East Carolina. It's the first time since 2019 the Tar Heels have gone 3-0 in the regional. Sunday was a terrific example of this year's team. Timely hitting with great efforts on the mound and a solid defense. UNC is now 41-8 in Chapel Hill regional games. (GoHeels.com)

UNC rolls to third consecutive Super Regional with big offense early, outstanding relief pitching

If you let No. 4 North Carolina pile up runs early, the Tar Heels’ bullpen isn’t going to let you back into the game. East Carolina discovered that on successive nights, and that has UNC heading to the Chapel Hill Super Regional for a third consecutive season. The No. 1 regional seed Tar Heels built an early seven-run lead and coasted to a 9–3 win Sunday. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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