
Former UNC Standouts Shine in Greenville Drive Debut
Two former North Carolina Tar Heels make strong professional debuts for the Greenville Drive, signaling a promising future for the Red Sox's developing talent.
Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Scott Forbes across Baseball.

Two former North Carolina Tar Heels make strong professional debuts for the Greenville Drive, signaling a promising future for the Red Sox's developing talent.

Major Osbolt, a top junior‑college pitcher, has committed to the University of North Carolina for the 2027 season, joining a rotation that already features Caden Glauber and Folger Boaz.

Monty Taylor projects UNC to return to Omaha in 2027, highlighting a promising roster that includes returning stars Gavin Gallaher, Erik Paulsen, Cooper Nicholson and Caden Glauber.

Major Osbolt, a 6‑foot‑3 right‑hander from Walters State Community College, has pledged to join the University of North Carolina, bringing three years of eligibility, a 12.6 strikeout‑to‑walk ratio and a mid‑90s fastball to the Tar Heels' rotation.

Macon Winslow, the North Carolina catcher drafted by the Philadelphia Phillies in the 2026 MLB Draft, has agreed to a $338,800 contract. His professional debut follows a season marked by a .282 average, 10 home runs and 57 RBIs, and an injury that shifted him to designated hitter.
Analysts forecast a competitive field for the 2027 NCAA baseball championship, highlighting eight teams with strong rosters, key transfers and promising talent.

The North Carolina Tar Heels narrowly missed winning their first College World Series title, with pitcher Folger Boaz deciding to return to UNC for his senior season.

Veteran pitcher Folger Boaz will stay for his senior year, bolstering North Carolina's rotation after a near-miss at the College World Series.

Two North Carolina standouts hear their names called on day two, tying a franchise record and underscoring a coaching legacy that has produced 27 draft picks.

After a painful College World Series loss, the University of North Carolina taps promising pitcher Liam Radke, whose high‑school stats and climate preference could revitalize the Tar Heels' staff.

Caden Glauber returns to the North Carolina Tar Heels for the 2027 season, bringing a record‑breaking freshman campaign that helped propel the team to the College World Series Final.

After two decades of excellence, the Tar Heels under Coach Scott Forbes are being hailed as strong contenders for their first College World Series title.

Freshman pitcher Caden Glauber was named D1Baseball’s Freshman of the Year after a dominant debut season with the North Carolina Tar Heels.
UNC's baseball program is gearing up for the 2027 campaign by locking in a 12‑player recruiting class that blends homegrown talent with out‑of‑state prospects, building on a 54‑win season and a recent College World Series run.

Freshman pitcher Caden Glauber was recognized as the nation’s top newcomer by D1Baseball, collecting a suite of accolades that underscore his impact on the Tar Heels’ recent success.

Freshman pitcher Caden Glauber dazzled for the University of North Carolina, earning ACC Freshman of the Year, national freshman honors and a pivotal role in the Tar Heels’ College World Series run.
The Tar Heels erupted for seven runs in the first two innings, with Jackson Rose delivering a career‑high eight strikeouts and key hits from Cooper Nicholson and Jadyn Nunez, before preparing for a crucial matchup against Georgia Tech on Friday.

Despite falling short of the national championship, the Tar Heels showcased a unifying season and are poised to strengthen their lineup with high‑profile transfers Jamie Laskofski and James Voorhies.

The Tar Heels fell just one game short of the championship, but a unified performance and strategic additions in the portal have set the stage for a renewed push toward a title.

Tommy Ashley, Grace Nugent and Spencer Haskell break down the highs and lows of the 2026 Tar Heel baseball campaign, spotlighting Kane Kepley’s rise, the team’s CWS disappointment and its fourth‑place Learfield Cup finish.

Tommy Ashley, Grace Nugent, and Spencer Haskell reflect on UNC’s 2026 baseball journey, highlighting the College World Series run, standout players, and coaching decisions that shaped the Tar Heels’ path.

The Oklahoma Sooners closed out the 2026 College World Series with a 13‑2 win over the North Carolina Tar Heels, securing their third national championship. Head coach Scott Forbes, second baseman Gavin Gallaher and reliever Matthew Matthijs addressed the media, reflecting on the team’s journey.

The discussion highlights the team’s pitching woes, offensive struggles, and the growing commitment to baseball at the University of North Carolina
The Tar Heels finished 2026 with a program‑record 54 victories, reached the CWS finals, and are shaping a roster that blends returning stars with impact transfers for the upcoming season.