Chapel Hill Super Regional: Who has the edge?
Posted Jun 9, 2011
North Carolina is at home and has a lot of momentum after finishing the regular season on such a high note and playing extremely well in the Chapel Hill Regional last weekend. The Tar Heels need to get production from the bottom half of their lineup to take care of business this weekend. The starting rotation outside of Patrick Johnson also must be solid.
(Perfect Game)
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