97.9 The Hill sports reporter Michael Koh spoke with 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey on Friday, April 14th.  He talked about the highlights from this upcoming weekend in Chapel Hill.  He discussed the Diamond Heel’s big weekend series with Miami, Saturday’s Spring football game at Keenan stadium, and a huge matchup for the 5th ranked women’s lacrosse team, who is hosting top-ranked Syracuse this weekend.

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