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It will likely cost my buddy his job, but Hubert has to go

He is not up to the challenge of being a head coach at a Blue Blood. The mistakes he continues to make during games are just abysmal.

Aside from Nance's shot against Ohio State (that Lebo drew up in the timeout), have we scored on a single play out of the timeout all year?

How about Bacot sitting on the sideline waiting to check in for 3 minutes late in the second half, even though we had timeouts and fouls to spare?

Is There A Remote Chance?

The 1989/1990 Tar Heels were 19-12 after the ACC Tournament and still made the Big Dance. Then beat the #1 team in the country in Oklahoma. No, not making comparisons but is it a lock this team doesn’t get in?! UNC means ratings and dollars and last years run has to factor in. Personally, I give us one chance in three.

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Friday's game against #17 Virginia moved to 5 p.m.

BY UNC ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – Due to the threat of inclement weather in the area, Friday's baseball game between No. 14 North Carolina and No. 17 Virginia has been moved up an hour to 5 p.m.

The ACC opener for both teams was originally scheduled for 6 p.m.

The Diamond Heels enter the series on a seven-game winning streak, while the Cavaliers own an unblemished mark of 12-0.

The game will be streamed on ACC Network Extra.

Diamond Heels Continue Homestand Against WCU & Penn State

BY UNC ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – The No. 14 North Carolina baseball team continues it 11-game homestand with a pair of non-conference midweek games, hosting Western Carolina at Boshamer Stadium on Tuesday and Penn State Wednesday. Both games are scheduled to being at 4 p.m.

The Tar Heels extended their winning streak to five games on Sunday, defeating Stony Brook 15-4 to complete a three-game series sweep. Jackson Van De Brake hit two home runs in the game, while Tomas Frick collected a career-high four hits.

Van De Brake was selected as one of Collegiate Baseball's National Players of the Week after he belted four home runs with 10 RBIs as he went 7-for-17 at the plate. Before hitting two home runs against Stony Brook, he smashed a pair of home runs earlier in the week against VCU. He also walked five times.

UNC has launched 16 home runs during its five-game winning streak and scored 49 runs. In addition to Van De Brake's four dingers, Frick hit three as did Vance Honeycutt and Mac Horvath.

Horvath ranks second in the ACC in home runs (7) and stolen bases (8), while Frick leads the league with seven doubles.

Pitching MatchupsTuesday | 4 p.m. (ACCNX)Wednesday | 4 p.m. (ACCNX)
North CarolinaLHP Kyle PercivalLHP Will Sandy
WCU / Penn StateRHP Coby IngleTBA
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About Western Carolina
The Catamounts enter Tuesday's game riding a three-game winning streak after sweeping Eastern Kentucky last weekend. James Hinson, who leads WCU with a 1.410 OPS, went 6-of-14 in the series with three home runs, including a grand slam. Nate Stocum also homered twice in the series.

The Series Against Western Carolina
North Carolina has won 12 straight over the Catamounts dating back to 1977 and owns a 15-2 all-time series advantage. Tuesday's game will be the first meeting between the UNC system institutions since 2018.

About Penn State
The Nittany Lions have taken up residency in the Triangle, playing its previous eight games in Cary, N.C., with home more on the docket following Wednesday's game in Chapel Hill. Penn State improved to 7-3 overall with a 15-2 win over Holy Cross on Monday. Tayven Kelley leads the team with a 1.082 OPS and .375 batting average. Kyle Hannon has been successful in all nine of his stolen base attempts.

The Series Against Penn State
The series against Penn State dates to 1913, but the Tar Heels and Nittany Lions have only played thirteen times in 110 years. UNC holds a 7-6 all-time series. Wednesday's game is the Tar Heels' first game against Penn State since 2007 when they took two of three from PSU at The Bosh.

Two For Tuesday
Buy two reserved tickets for just $10. Fans can also enjoy two hot dogs for the price of one. This offer is valid for all Tuesday home games and tickets must be purchased online.

Hubert Davis & RJ Davis Virginia Postgame Press Transcript

Virginia 68, North Carolina 59

Q. R.J. and Coach, just how surprised are you that this is the position you guys find yourselves in at the end of the ACC Tournament, likely to miss out on the NCAAs?

R.J. DAVIS: I mean, it's not a great feeling. Not the expectations that we had coming into the year. It was definitely frustrating and disappointing, but one thing I can say about this group is we fight to the end. We're a resilient group. We may get kicked down, but we always get back up, and that's something that has been a major theme for this whole team.

HUBERT DAVIS: Yeah, just never and never will be disappointed in these kids. I'm so proud and honored and thankful and appreciative to be one of their coaches and to be around them every day. I'm sad and disappointed for them that we're in this position.

Just very sad for them.

Q. Coach Davis, what did you tell your guys in the locker room to kind of pick their heads up and keep a positive attitude for what was a tough end to the season?

HUBERT DAVIS: Didn't say very much at all. One of the things that I try to do, very rarely do I say very much after a game. I just got that from Coach Smith after a game. He just wanted to let emotions calm down and be able to give time to gather your thoughts. I told the team that I'd talk to them when we get back to the hotel tonight.
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