This will be the 35th bowl game in Carolina football's history and its first appearance in a major bowl since the 1950 Cotton Bowl.
Graham has twice led the Tar Heels to indoor team national titles, three conference championships and is a five-time All-America selection. She can now add an individual ITA crown to that resumé.
Second-seeded Carolina, playing as the underdog on its home turf at Karen Shelton Stadium, beat top-seeded Louisville 4-2 in the Atlantic Coast Conference championship game Sunday afternoon. It is the team's fourth title in a row.
This attendance restriction will last through September. Carolina Athletics will continue to work with medical experts and the University to evaluate safety conditions with the hope of increasing capacity in October.