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Owen Hull’s decisive hit in the ninth inning secured a 4‑3 win for North Carolina, marking the team’s 13th trip to the Men’s College World Series and underscoring a resurgence that began in 2006.
A winner‑take‑all game three on Sunday afternoon will decide which team advances to the College World Series, with live coverage on ESPN and SiriusXM.
Minnesota’s men’s basketball program is entering its second year under head coach Niko Medved, a tenure that began with promise and now seeks to translate early momentum into sustained success. The roster blend of returning starters and high‑impact transfers fuels optimism for a 2027 NCAA tournament berth.
A complete‑game effort by Jason DeCaro has put the Tar Heels on the cusp of a national title, but their offense must find a spark against a resilient USC squad.
The Tar Heels and Trojans meet in a high‑stakes baseball contest on Sunday, with pitching ace Caden Glauber and recent shutout hero Jason DeCaro poised to shape the outcome.
The USC Trojans and North Carolina Tar Heels will meet on Sunday, June 7, in Chapel Hill for Game 3 of the Super Regional, a match that could crown a new national champion.
Sunday’s 3 p.m. ET clash on ESPN pits the Tar Heels against the Trojans, with a spot in the College World Series on the line.
Jason DeCaro delivered a complete‑game shutout as UNC beat USC 4‑0, pushing the series to a third game in Chapel Hill.
UNC’s 4‑0 win over USC on June 6 sets up a winner‑take‑all showdown, as the team chases its 13th College World Series appearance.
North Carolina defeated USC 4‑0 at Boshamer Stadium, with Jason DeCaro’s career‑best performance putting the team on the brink of the College World Series.
North Carolina’s fifth‑seeded baseball team, fresh off a dominant regional sweep, leans on transfer shortstop Jamie Laskofski to overcome the USC Trojans and secure a College World Series berth.
North Carolina, seeded fifth, battles USC in a pivotal Super Regional while Jamie Laskofski prepares to join the roster, bringing a decorated collegiate background.
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill baseball squad is staring down a pivotal Game 2 showdown with the University of Southern California, a contest that could determine whether its season survives the weekend.
A dramatic 9‑5 victory over North Carolina has put USC one win away from its first Men’s College World Series appearance since 2001, setting the stage for a pivotal Game 2 in Chapel Hill.
After a 9-5 win in the opener, USC aims to advance to the College World Series while North Carolina fights to force a Game 3.
North Carolina’s Tar Heels and Southern California’s Trojans meet on June 6 at 2 p.m. ET in a pivotal NCAA Tournament matchup, with weather, history and streaming details shaping the story.
The Tigers will meet the Tar Heels on Dec. 2, 2026, in a game that revives a three‑game winning streak and adds another chapter to a storied rivalry.
Despite a 9‑5 defeat in the opening game, the University of North Carolina baseball team draws on past resilience and a process‑oriented mindset to chase a second College World Series berth in three seasons.
The Volunteers will welcome the Seminoles to Knoxville on December 1, seeking revenge for a 2019 loss while building on a recent surge of strong performances.
USC erased a 5‑1 lead by North Carolina with a five‑run sixth inning, highlighted by a grand slam from Dean Carpentier, and added three more runs in the seventh to win 9‑5.
The Tar Heels led 5-1 early but USC rallied with eight runs in the sixth and seventh innings, highlighted by Dean Carpentier's grand slam, leaving UNC facing elimination.
In a dramatic turn of events, USC scored five runs in the sixth inning, highlighted by Dean Carpentier's grand slam, to defeat UNC 9-5. The Tar Heels now face a must-win scenario in the next two games to advance to the College World Series in Omaha.
A two‑game football series between the University of South Carolina and North Carolina will be called off, with the Gamecocks agreeing to pay the Tar Heels $1 million. The move leaves North Carolina without scheduled Power 4 opponents in 2028 and 2029, prompting a broader look at conference realignment and future nonconference matchups.
The Cowgirls will face former teammates next year as key players move to new programs, reshaping the team under Coach Jacie Hoyt.