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The Diamond Heels fell one win short of a national title at the College World Series, as Carolina’s pitching and offense fizzled in the final game against Oklahoma, 13-2.
After the last game of the entire college baseball season, UNC followers and fan accounts took to social media to share their reactions to the game and support for the program — which experienced its highest win total in a season (54) since reaching 56 wins in 2013. That included figures like UNC Athletic Director Steve Newmark and North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein alongside hundreds of other Tar Heels. Losing a rubber match with a national championship on the line was tough for many users to grapple with, but many shared their gratitude for the 2026 Diamond Heels players and passion for the program — as well as a few jokes.
Here are some of the highlights from social media on Monday night and the aftermath of the game.
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