‘We Can’t Overlook Today’: UNC Baseball Learning From Past Drama Entering NCAA Tournament
If any team in the country knows not to take a so-called “cupcake” NCAA Tournament game lightly, it’s the Diamond Heels.
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UNC Baseball in the 2025 NCAA Regionals: How to Watch, Cord-Cutting Options and Start Times
The Diamond Heels will begin their NCAA Tournament campaign in the Chapel Hill Regional at...
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UNC Baseball Ranked No. 1 in D1Baseball, USA Today Polls
Both the writers and the coaches agree: the Diamond Heels are No. 1. The D1Baseball.com Top 25...
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UNC Baseball to Host NCAA Regional at Boshamer Stadium as No. 5 Overall Seed
Postseason baseball is coming back to the Bosh. The Diamond Heels were named as the No. 5 overall...
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#GDTBATH: Social Media Reacts to Wins From UNC Baseball And Women’s Lacrosse
Tar Heel fans and members of the college sports community took to social media to share their reactions to wins from UNC baseball and women’s lacrosse.
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UNC Baseball Rides Big Inning to Blowout Win in ACC Championship Game
The Diamond Heels scored eight runs in the bottom of the fifth inning and crushed No. 5 seed...
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UNC Baseball Uses Late Rally to Beat Florida State in ACC Semifinals
The Diamond Heels scored two runs in the top of the ninth inning on their way to a 7-5 victory...
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Late Rally Helps UNC Baseball Beat Boston College, Advance to ACC Semifinals
The Diamond Heels scored five runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to erase a 2-0 deficit...
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UNC Baseball in the ACC Championship: How to Watch, Cord-Cutting Options and Start Time
The Diamond Heels will play in the ACC Tournament at Durham Bulls Athletic Park in downtown Durham...
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Here’s the Complete Bracket for the 2025 ACC Baseball Tournament
The ACC Baseball Tournament returns to Durham Bulls Athletic Park in downtown Durham this week. The tournament will begin Tuesday, May 20 and conclude Sunday, May 25.
The tournament has a new format this season, moving away from the “Pool Play” model used in years past. This season, the tournament is a simple, single-elimination tournament which mirrors the brackets for the men’s and women’s basketball tournaments. The top four teams receive double-byes into the quarterfinals, while the teams seeded 5-8 receive byes into the second round. The teams seeded 9-16 will play Tuesday in the opening round.
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