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Tar Heels on pace with former CWS squads
BY DAVID ELY
SPORTS EDITOR
CARY lt's tempting to make
the comparison.
Same school. Same coach. Same
compliment of cagey veterans and
raw underclassmen.
It’s only natural to gauge just
where this year's North Carolina
baseball team fits in with the past
two squads that came so close to
winning the Men’s College World
Series.
But all those thoughts and con
nections disappear after a few min
utes with UNC coach Mike Fox.
“I’ll let people compare when
the year is over,” he said Sunday.
BASEBALL
FROM PAGE 12
Seager that cleared the right-field
fence. Seager piled up a career-best
five RBI on the night and stretched
his ACC-leading RBI count to 57.
Sunday the hits came in bunch
es. The sixth through ninth hitters
strung together four hits in a row in
both the second and sixth innings,
producing five combined runs.
“We just got some timely hitting,
and I feel like, one through nine,
everybody was able to contribute,
which definitely helped us out,”
sophomore Tim Fedroff said. “It's
just getting guys on base and get
ting big hits.”
Even with the series sweep and
the best 41-game start since the
early 1980s, Fox said it's too early
to relax.
UNC travels to Charlotte on
Tuesday to face a team that they
needed 12 innings to beat at home
last week and then faces High
Point on Wednesday before host
ing Florida State in what will be the
toughest weekend series yet
“We're going to be judged, like
even-body, on how we finish," Fox
said. “And we’ve got a tough road
to hoe here. Starting with a road
game Tuesday, our schedule gets a
whole lot tougher.”
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“We've got to be careful about
where we set the bar here.... I don’t
want our team to get caught up in
that. Like, you have to do this, and
you have to do that.”
Given the wray UNC has played
of late, many people might want to
set that proverbial bar in Omaha,
Neb., where North Carolina would
attempt to claim the national title
that eluded them the past two
years.
Looking at the numbers, it’s easy
to see another deep postseason run
in the fourth-ranked Tar Heels’
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After blitzing Boston College
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series sweep of Boston College. Fedroff had four RBIs on the weekend.
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Sophomore
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hit two home
runs and drove
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26-5, UNC is off to its best start in
school history at 34-7.
And the weekend 's trio of games
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bined to last 19 innings against the
Eagles while allowing a total of just
four earned runs.
That effort, combined with
another dominating performance
from the bullpen, has all but closed
the book on whether the Tar Heels
would suffer a pitching drop-off
this season.
North Carolina currently leads
the nation in ERA, and the staff is
posting numbers superior even to
those of the past Tar Heel squads
that featured first-round draft
picks Andrew Miller and Daniel
Bard.
“That was one of our big con
cerns because we've lost so much.
SENIORS
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fourth-quarter goal.
After their first two years, Haus
and the No. 13 Tar Heels' seniors
are excited just to be back in the
thralls of the nation's top teams.
“Now they’ve had back-to-back
seasons where our team is one of the
most prominent in the country, and
we should be there. And they’re done
a lot to help us in that area. We re
going to need that if we're going to
move on in both tournaments."
But Tintle said he still has things
to accomplish on top of the Tar
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but our freshman have really
stepped up,’ sophomore second
baseman Kyle Seager said of UNC’s
play on the mound.
Fast start aside, the Tar Heels
have yet to hit the highlight of
their ACC schedule, an upcoming
series against No. 3 Florida State
and road trips to Virginia and No.
1 Miami. These tests will show
whether any comparisons to the
last two seasons are merited.
“I think the jury is still out on
us,“ Fox said. “I think people on the
outside looking in say, ‘OK, they
are where they are. They’ve beaten
these teams. Can they beat Florida
State?'”
Heels’ regular season successes.
A win against Duke in the first
round of this weekend's ACC
Tournament would proride the sort
of redemption he seeks freedom
from an 0-16 conference record,
the monkey on the back of every
one of the team's seniors.
“We need it. Definitely need it.
We've been close a couple times;
we’ve been upset. We've been up
on Duke a lot, got upset.
“But it's in our cards. We’re
gonna get it soon enough.”
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Until those roads have been
crossed and those tests taken, it
will be difficult to place this year’s
group in the hierarchy of historical
North Carolina squads.
To one player who was a part of
the 2006 and 2007 teams, there
is a No. 1 in the debate among the
three.
“I think it’s probably two or
three,” junior Tim Federowicz
said.
‘The team my freshman year
was probably the best I've ever
played on.”
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the series was short-lived, as UNC
rallied back to collect three two-out
runs in the bottom of the first
UNC pitcher Amber Johnson
made the lead stick for the Tar
Heels. Striking out nine in the
series’ final game, Johnson
improved her record to 12-1 on
the year and finished off North
Carolina's 16th consecutive con
ference win.
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On the farm
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Stopping in
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