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Former North Carolina Central Univ
coaching adversaries on the hard cot
League Championship last week. Wa
squad nipped Carver and coach Jim P
the 13-15 year old division contest. Afa
takes the ball from Hanes Hosiery's
guard Michael Baker challenges K<
Parker).
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For St. Augustine's Coach Heartley, the lo
" way- from Gannon-, Por., nort h<
Connecticut to reach the Final Four in Sprinj
St. Augustine's road to the Final Four bej
when the 16th-ranked Falcons upset
Mansfield State, Pa. 65-64.
The following night they claimed the East
by topping eighth-ranked C.W. Post 86-80.
A week later, Heartley found his team \z
ranked Sacred Heart, Conn, on its homecc
Falcons prevailed, running to an impressiv<
and earning a berth in the semifinals.
To reach the finals, the Falcons faced th
task of taking on second-ranked Kentuck
now the favorite to win the crown. But Heai
won again, 89-80.
In the finals, however, the Falcons could
Central Mi^ouri's Ron Nunnelly. In gainin
MVP award, the 6-3 junior pumped in 31 r
Central Missouri, which entered the tourn
ed third, ended its season at 29-3. The Falc
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"Linebacking has been a
sore spot for us the past few V
years and we went out look- re
ing for the good athlete to c<
handle the position," he
says. it
To get one super
lineba eking prospect, r*
Hayes didn't have to go far. &
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of the top local talent at
home, he inked Parkland's li
James Burch, a 6-2, c<
220-pounder who Hayes y(
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ft specimen." b
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middle linebacking pro- e
blems and I exDect him tn
win a spot right away," d
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year, it was essential the
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the talent, the arms and tl
have."
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,ry Hayes is very high on is 6-3, a
I 215-pound Herman Roberts
jer of East Blayden High in c
gry Elizabethtown.
Ies To fill the void left by the
graduation of all-CIAA
I lineman Alvin Powell,
Hayes went over to David- *
son County and came away c
with 6-5, 260-pound Darren
Peebles of North Davidson *
"1 think this kid is quite a ^
sleeper," he says. "I expect |
jm him to make a contribution
||? next year. Physically, he is
||$p ahead of both Powell and
(John) Nimmons (the
fM Rams' graduating all-CIAA
A tackle). He is a fine
I wrestler, is already on
weights and comes from a
fine high school program."
Just to make sure no one
F! comes to a Rams game and
yells "Where's the beef?"
Hayes recruited Lexington
Ip High's Roy Rector, a 6-6,
% ; 275-pounder who has the
size to be an outstanding of
< fensive lineman.
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I!" high on are running backs
" Matthew Moore and Calvin
Henson, both of whom are
jg legitimate 4.3 men in the
40-yard dash. Moore is 5-9,
H| 165 pounds, and hails from
Jamesville, while Henson
(5-9, 175) is from Tarboro.
Hayes also has high
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Dpes for fullback Greg Charlotte-area Player of the
lurrell of Richlands. Mur- Year in basketball. Meanill
is 6-3, 225 pounds, and while, Garnett was an allin
also play tight end. city selection at small forAll
in all, Hayes says, this ward and Walker made alllay
have been his best state as a high school
icruiting harvest yet. "The senior. In addition, both
rcruits seem to get better ^^^
.ery year,"-he says. "With BV1B6T
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nemen we picked up, this
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ear ever."
As for the six quarterprospects,
Hayes
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them. ^
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ish) coming back next
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Junior and Lee vsere tournament,
starters on their high school "It's possible that 1 could
basketball teams and have three starters on
Roberts was a member of Coach Gaines' basketball
the 3-A state championship team next season," quips
I team this season, winning Hayes. "If so, I think I'll
i MVP honors in the regional ask for a raise."
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