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By KENNETH RAYMOND
Chronicle Sports Writer
GREENSBORO -- Wake
Forest point guard Tyrone
"Mugsy" Bogues neared_U)e end
of his Atlantic ?oasi Conference
career on an aitibivalent note.
Although Bogues set an ACC
record for assists, the Deacons
finished the regular season with a
heartbreaking 80-76 overtime loss
to North Carolina State last
Saturday. Bogues surpassed exState
guard Sidney Lowe's fouryear-old
record and Fmished the
regular season with 764 assists.
He also had his. No. 14 jersey
retired in a pregame ceremony at
the Greensboro Coliseum.
True to his winning character,
Bogues said that he would gladly
trade the record for a win if he
. could.
"Getting the record's # great
feeling," Bogues said, "but I
^wouldlve hcen happier with ihi?
victory."
Bogues, probably playing in
his last college game in North
Carolina, was left with a bitter
aftertaste but said that he was
Official sa
By DAVID BULLA
Chronicle Sports Editor
An official who was involved
in a last-second controversy in a
jayvee basketball game between
East Forsyth and Carver three
weeks ago maintains that he
made the traveling call that triggered
the incident instantaneously,
not seconds after the transgression.
Randal Dulin said he did make
a traveling call that wiped our aCarver
basket which would have
given the Yellow Jackets a onepoint
lead with four seconds left
to play. But he disputed former
SPORTS PROFILE
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By KENNETH RAYMOND
Chronicle Sports Writer 1
Helen Williams, a senior guar
Forest women's basketball team, 1
the program and in return the team
strong quality in her that everyone
"Playing basketball has instilled
perseverance in me," Williams sa
back and put on her mirrored sun
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a drive that keeps me going."
Williams, a High Point native, i
always been taught to persevere, bi
with the Lady Deacs has enhanced
"I wasn't highly recruited," Wil
I knew I was good enough and ajl
hang in there."
Williams, a health and sports
finished her final season with Wa
against the top-seeded University c
Cavs in the Atlantic Coast Conl
ment. The Lady Deacs lost 70-56.
"I wished that we had won, but
getting upset about it now," Will
played a good game."
Teammate Amy Privette said
~ always demonstrated the proper atti
example for the team.
"She sparks up everybody,"
"She's a good example for the yo
follow because she always has the
Privette believes this role playe
part in the team's winning season.
"A lot of times, younger players
when they don't play much," Prive
can pick up-everyone on the bench
involved in the game as the player:
Williams, who's father died wh(
years old and her mother when she
she looks upon the team as being <
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said. "We get along great."
Privette, an all-America Candida
17 points per game, believes ths
demonstrated a great deal of stren
through four years of college withe
port.
"Everybody else can pick up th<
think it shows a lot of strength on
TheXady Deacs played their fin
game against nationally-ranked
State two weeks ago and won 69-2
that the game was very sentimen
seniors will always remember.
"The last game is always a se
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content with his Wake Forest experience.
"The result was hard to
swallow, but it's always great to
be part of a team that gives 110
percent," Bogues added. "We've
played some hard ball and I
believe we're in the same category
witn other big-name teams."
Deacon Coach Bob Staak said
that Bogues has been a valuable
part of the team and wishes his
last regular-season game had ended
differently.
"Mugsy has been a credit to
our program," Staak said. "It's
just a shame it had to end for him
this way."
Wolfpack Coach Jim Valvano,
who coached L<5We, said that
Bogues is a great player and
believes he will make it in the National
Basketball Association.
"Mugsy's great," Valvano
said. "He reminds me of Spud
(Webb). He can go by you or dish
it off. He should do well in the
NBA."
Valvano also said that he is
relieved to see him go.
"In a way I'm glad to see him
go," Valvano said jokingly.
ys that he i
Carver jayvee Coach Ron Hollingsworth's
version that Dulin
made the call four seconds after
the basket was made.
"I made the call immediately,
with four seconds on the clock," .
Dulin said.
Dulin, who has officiated for
five years, also said he did not
engage in a shouting match with
Hollingsworth; that the Carver
coach did all the shouting, and
~ that Dulin and his partner sensed?
matters were out of hand and
decided to leave Carver gym with
four seconds still on the clock.
. Hollingsworth, who resigned a
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itude and was an
Privette said. I???
unger players to was the paved
right attitude." Hoke,
d an important "There was al
side," Williams
get discouraged best times were j
itte said. "Helen Although sh<
and get them as driveway, Willia
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it Williams has wasn't interested
gth in making it friends with Keev
>ut parental sup- Deac team. Thrc
play pickup gam*
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teV making it. I realized I could x
her part." Although Willi
al regular-season found her_invoivi
North Carolina gram to be both
i9. Williams said "This has beer
tal and one the life," Williams st
to keep for the r?
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"I've been sending guys on the
floor chasing him for four years
and we've always had a hard
time."
The Deacs held a three-point
lead during the final seconds of
regulation before Vinny Del
Negro's three-pointer at the
buzzer tied the game at 70 and
forced an overtime.
The Wolfpack frontcourt of
Charles Shackleford, Bennie
Bolton, Chucky Brown, who
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respectively, carried their team
throughout the overtime with
powerful inside moves.
The Dea& had pretty much
controlled matters in the first
half. They managed to take the
lead early in the opening period
and kept at least a two-point
cushion until halftime. Bogues,
who scored a career-high 29
points, kept the pace steady and
caught the Wolf pack defense
unawares. The 5-foot-3 . guard
was able to weave the ball down
low to bigman Ralph Kitley, who
had a career-high 12 points to go
with nine rebounds.
Bogues and backcourt mate
Mark Cline picked up the pace
made call i
, week after the incident, coached
the Carver jayvees for nearly two
seasons. He's also coached at
Durham Hillside and for the last
five years with Winston-Salem's
Amateur Athletic Union program.
Norman Joyner, executive
director of the Winston Lake
Family YMCA, said Hollingsworth
would stay on as head
coach of one of the Y's AAU
teams,
"He will coach one of our
AAU teams this spring," Joyner
said. "We have talked about his
responsibilities with the program,
3asketball
the win over the ACC champions,
ut the things you've been through
/er the years."
said that the win gave the team a
celebrate.
beaten State since I've been here,"
When you go to Wake, you want to
in women's basketball
growing up, Williams, who played
all at High Point Andrews, spent a
ing with her two older brothers,
ng with guys," Williams said,
y're surprised by what a girl can
1 have a certain playground or gym
tg on and Williams' favorite place
v else can pick up the
call Mom and Dad when
ough. Helen can't do that
laking it. I think it shows a
gth on her part. "
ake Forest's Amy Privette
teammate Helen Williams
driveway of an old friend, Earl
ways a clothesline strung up on the
said while reflecting. "Some of my
spent playing back there."
: had good times in Hoke's
ms had difficulty shooting on the
too high," Williams said. "It was
jp and that made it hard to play
ne interested in Wake Forest when
:U's basketball camp the summer
year at Andrews. At that time she
I in college ball, but she became
a Jackson, a standout on the Lady
>ugh Jackson, Williams started to
es with the other Wake players,
drive over to High Point to get
ams didn't become a big star^he
ement with the Wake Forest prorich
and rewarding.
1 one of the greatest times of. my
lid. "I've made friends I'm going
st of my life and I wouldn't have
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with a well-executed running and
defensive game. As the game
grew more intense, the Deacs
switched to a halfcourt defense
which led to turnovers and frequently
ended with Bogues mak
?
ing a layup.
"I was prepared for ihe intensity,"
Bogues said. "The emotion
level usually grows quickly in
a game like this."
Despite the heartbreaking loss,
Staak thought his team played a
great grame.
"I thought the guys played a
magnificent game," Staak said.
"They did a great job."
The Wolfpack began to pull
?away early in the second half. Del
Negro, who had 15 points, and
Shackleford lifted the Pack to a
seven-point lead via the outside
shot and strong moves along the
baseline.
But a defensive surge, led by
the Wake Forest frontcourt,
enabled the Deacs to regain the
lead. Shackleford continuously
found himself . sandwiched between
Cline and Kitley. Such
traps led to several State turPlease
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nstantly
and we have the same goals in
terms of teaching kids sport
smanship. we feel Ron
understands that. We are willing
to work with him, if he is willing
to work with the kids."
Joyner said there was no precedent
for Hollingsworth's
behavior, that he never acted
unsportsmanlike in coaching the
19-and-under Winston-Salem
team that won the state AAU
Dulin, however, said this was
not an isolated incident, saying
that Hollingsworth frequently inPlease
see page B7
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