UNC Baseball’s instant classic victory over LSU turned on plays changed by a matter of inches

Posted Jun 4, 2024
Baseball can be a crazy game with unexpected twists and turns. That all happened in Monday's instant classic in UNC's comeback against reigning national champion LSU. The Tar Heels (45–14) won the winner-take-all game 4-3 in 10 innings that turned on several plays and a matter of inches, sending the Boshamer Stadium crowd of 4,026 into a frenzy. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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