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Tar Heels come apart in first inning as season ends


North Carolina started sophomore right-handed pitcher (6-4) for his second start of the season. He walked the game’s first four batters, and was replaced by . “I’ll be second-guessed from now until the end of time on this one,” said coach , who figured the team needed Lancellotti to last 75 to 80 pitches against Auburn. (Burlington Times News)

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