Another comeback victory for the USC baseball team but this time at the Super Regionals.
The Trojans scored eight straight runs to overcome a three-run deficit and defeated North Carolina, 9-5, before 3,847 at Bryson Field.
USC shortstop Dean Carpentier just hit a grand slam to give the Trojans a 6-5 lead in the sixth inning over North Carolina. Andrew Lamb also homered.
The Trojans have added three more in the seventh inning and it’s now 9-5. Quite a score given that USC trailed 5-1 after five innings.
The Tar Heels led 5-2 as USC ace Mason Edwards went just three innings and struggled with his control.
A key for USC was the bullpen as Chase Herrell, Ben Cushnie and Andrew Johnson pitched six innings and allowed only one run.
InsideUSC with Scott Wolf 
Not a good sign when SC’s ace Edwards cannot get to the 4th inning, and the Trojans needed a big break to even get back in the game
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Way too negative Sparrow. We came back and won the game. Celebrate! Edwards will do better next outing. He has been great all year.
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It seems the offensive juggernaut that was awakened in the Texas regionals is alive and well in Chapel Hill. Fight on!
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Nothing like having a winning streak in sports. Builds confidence. Everyone seems to play over their head. Particularly when you have the streak during the playoffs. Five straight wins.
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KAM: Sugar Sweet!
DON: UCLA Fan Cowardly Gabby is bitter!
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