The UNC baseball team has been down on its luck over the past two seasons–missing the NCAA Tournament in consecutive years for the first time since head coach Mike Fox took over in 1999.

Last season’s Tar Heels had the highest RPI ranking in history (19) to not be selected for the big dance.

Fans should feel a little better, though, after it was announced Wednesday by Baseball America that UNC ranked second in the publication’s annual recruiting class rankings.

Although the team has often been plagued by classes that include many players who end up going pro and never stepping foot on campus, this year’s ranking is the highest the Tar Heels have had since placing No. 1 in 2003.

Only Ole Miss, which was No. 1 in the rankings this year, has more incoming players ranked among the Baseball America Top 500.

UNC has six new players that are all listed among the top 208. Five of those players, however, are right-handed pitchers.

Tyler Baum (No. 91) is the star of the Tar Heel class, but he will likely compete for limited playing time along with: Austin Bergner (No. 165), Luca Dalatri (No. 174), Robbie Peto (No. 179) and Bo Weiss (No. 183).

Catcher Brandon Martorano (No. 208)–who teamed with Dalatri at New Jersey’s Christian Brothers Academy–rounds out UNC’s top six players.

Five of the six Carolina freshmen in the rankings were drafted in the 2016 MLB Draft: Weiss (Yankees, 29th round), Peto (Angels, 30th round), Martorano (Diamondbacks, 30th round), Bergner (Red Sox, 38th round) and Dalatri (Rockies, 40th round).

The Diamond Heels are set to begin play in their Fall World Series at Boshamer Stadium this weekend. Admission is free. The games are set for Friday at 6 p.m, Saturday at noon and Sunday at 1:30 p.m.