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Video: UNC First Baseman Erik Paulsen Joins ACC PM

North Carolina first baseman Erik Paulsen joins ACC PM to discuss his emotional season following the loss of his father and the challenges of facing elite pitching ahead of the Tar Heels' Super Regional matchup against USC, which begins Friday afternoon at Boshamer Stadium in a best-of-three series. (View Video)

Scott Forbes To Start Ryan Lynch in Game 1 of Chapel Hill Super Regional

After pitching seven two-hit shutout innings last weekend in No. 4 UNC's NCAA tournament opener, right-hander Ryan Lynch will also start Game 1 of this weekend’s Chapel Hill Super Regional. Lynch (5-4, 4.07 ERA) will oppose USC ace junior left-hander Mason Edwards (8-0, 1.85 ERA), the Big Ten Pitcher of the Year, on Friday at Boshamer Stadium. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Video: UNC Baseball Pre-Chapel Hill Super Regional Press Conference

North Carolina head baseball coach Scott Forbes, pitcher Jason DeCaro, and second baseman Gavin Gallaher speak with the media on Thursday ahead of this weekend's NCAA Tournament Super Regional at Boshamer Stadium against the USC Trojans. (View Video)

Chapel Hill Super Regional Preview

UNC Baseball hosts Southern California in the NCAA Super Regionals this weekend at Boshamer Stadium with a College World Series bid on the line. The No. 5 national seed Tar Heels face the Trojans from the College Station Regional, where USC beat No. 12 Texas A&M to advance. UNC charged out of its own Chapel Hill Regional with a 3-0 record. (TarHeel247)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - UNC Basketball's Bench Potential, Baseball Super Regional

We often discuss UNC Basketball's starting lineup and how important it is, but we all know how critical the depth pieces are behind that. Who will step up for Carolina beyond the starting 5? Plus, USC enters the Chapel Hill Baseball Super Regional on a roll. The Tar Heels' pitching staff will need to lock in. (View Video)

Caden Glauber Among NCBWA Stopper Of The Year Finalists

Carolina Baseball freshman Caden Glauber has been named a finalist for the NCBWA Stopper of the Year Award, the organization announced. Glauber, who should have been a senior in high school this year, has proven himself as one of the elite arms in the entire country in his debut season. His ERA (2.06) and record (10-0) lead all NCAA freshmen. (GoHeels.com)

Video: This Week in UNC Baseball - Bryant Gaines Joins, Tar Heels Prepare for Super Regional

As UNC Baseball prepares for its Super Regional this weekend, associate head coach and pitching coach Bryant Gaines joins Inside Carolina's Grace Nugent and Tommy Ashley to discuss the Tar Heels' pitching staff, important moments from the regular season, the preparation process of pitchers, and the challenge of calling pitches. (View Video)

How Roy Williams became UNC Baseball's most unexpected coach

Inside his baseball cap, a familiar voice delivered the call. Walker McDuffie, reared back and fired. Swing and miss. Game over. Boshamer Stadium erupted. Somewhere away from the ballpark, at home in Pinehurst, another Tar Heel was celebrating, too. Because UNC won, yes, but because the voice that had just called the final pitch belonged to Roy Williams. (MSN.com)

Lucas: Super Regional Brings Rare Visitor

When Southern Cal takes the field at Boshamer Stadium on Friday for game one of the best-of-three super-regional, they'll do so as a bit of an anomaly. UNC has played 1,670 baseball games this century. Approximately three percent have been against west-coast teams. That's true even as the college baseball world has shrunk over the last five years or so. (GoHeels.com)

North Carolina depth will challenge USC in NCAA Baseball Super Regional

USC baseball is a confident force right now. The Trojans lost the first game of their regional but then ran the table to advance to the NCAA Chapel Hill Super Regional. They know they can make the College World Series if they continue to play the way they did in College Station. However, let's be honest: The North Carolina team looks like an elite group. (USA Today)

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