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Jason DeCaro’s Masterful Shutout Propels North Carolina Toward College World Series

The Tar Heels' ace delivered a two‑hit shutout, leaving them one victory from Omaha

A Masterful Outing at Boshamer Stadium

North Carolina’s baseball team moved one step closer to the College World Series on Tuesday, downing USC 4‑0 at Boshamer Stadium. The victory was highlighted by a dominant performance from right‑hander Jason DeCaro, who turned in the best outing of his career.

DeCaro’s command was razor‑sharp; he retired 18 of the 20 batters he faced, allowing only a pair of singles in the fifth inning before closing the game with a clean ninth. The shutout marked a two‑hit effort that left the opposition without a run to answer.

Coach Chris Lemonis praised the ace’s poise under pressure, noting that the shutout not only showcased DeCaro’s talent but also reinforced the team’s depth heading into the super‑regional. The bullpen, already solid, now has a reliable anchor as the schedule tightens.

With the win, the Tar Heels sit on the brink of Omaha, needing just one more victory to secure a berth in the national championship series. The momentum generated by DeCaro’s performance could prove decisive in the upcoming matchup.

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