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Ramblin’ Wreck rushers
to tackle No. 2 defense
Game and time: Georgia Tech atNo.
11 North Carolina. Kickoff is at 3:30
p.m.
Site: Kenan Memorial Stadium,
Chapel Hill.
Flaying surface: Natural grass
TV/Radio: The game will be tele
vised regionally by ABC Sports. The Tar
Heel Sports Network will provide live
radio coverage; the flagship station is
WCHL 1360-AM.
1995 records: Georgia Tech 2-0 (2-0
ACC); North Carolina 2-0 (1-0).
Series: The series is tied 14-14-3.
Personnel update: Georgia Tech
OL Tim Castro (knee) and FL Derrick
Steagall (knee) are out.
North Carolina —Lß Brian Simmons
(thumb, knee) will play.
Georgia Tech offense: So far, the
Tech offense has had its way with oppos
ing defenses. The Yellow Jackets aver
age 450 yards of offense per game (298
rushing) to lead the ACC. Tech’s rushing
game ranks seventh in the country.
The Tech attack begins with star
tailback C.J. Williams, who has run for
200 yards and scored four touchdowns.
But the Jackets’ ground assault doesn’t
end with him. Fullback Charles Wiley
has exploded for 193 yards in two games.
“You can’t go in and say you’d better
stop C.J. Williams they have a lot of
good running backs,” UNC coach Mack
Brown said. “C. J.’s an outstanding foot
ball player, but he’s not the only guy who
can beat you on this football team.”
One ofthose “other guys” is freshman
quarterback Joe Hamilton, who is sec
ond in the conference in passing effi
ciency. Hamilton chums out 181 yards
per game.
Men’s soccer opens home slate
still seeking first win of season
BYJEFFSTENCEL
STAFF WRITER
A car without oil will sputter and halt,
but a well-oiled automobile has the pos
sibility of traveling far.
UNC’s men’s soccer team hopes to be
fueled up this weekend as the Tar Heels
attempt to gamer their first victory of the
season when they host the adidas/
Eurosport Carolina Classic at Fetzer
Field.
North Carolina (0-2) opens with No.
17 Portland (2-2) tonight at 7 then faces
Furman (3-1) at 3 p.m. on Sunday.
The Tar Heels are concentrating on
improving their dramatic 3-2 overtime
loss last weekend to No. 14 Clemson.
UNC coach Elmar Bolowich said the
focal point of this week’s practices has
been eliminating miscues.
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But going
against the second
rated defense in the
nation might cool
the Jackets’ early
season offensive
fires.
UNC offense:
To this point, the
West Coast offense
has worked for the
Tar Heels. And
that’s good news
for UNC, since the
running game
hasn’t overpow
ered its opponents.
QB Chris Keldorf has settled in as the
starter and gameredACC Offensive Back
of the Week honors for his exploits in
UNC’s 27-10 win over Syracuse.
The Tech defense can’t focus on one
receiver, since four players have seven
catches or more. L.C. Stevens and Na
Brown have grabbed 18 aerials and three
TDs between them. Add in Octavus
Barnes, who should see more playing
time on Saturday after recovering from a
tom ACL, and the Jackets’ young DBs
could be overwhelmed.
Surprisingly, the running game hasn’t
been as dominant as expected. The Syra
cuse defense stuffed lead UNC rusher
Leon Johnson and forced the Tar Heels
to rely on the pass.
Georgia Tech defense: The Yellow
Jacket defenders like to come early and
often at opposing offenses. Johnson &
Co.’s woes might increase against the
Tech defense, since the Jackets give up
only 67 yards per game on the ground.
The Tech ‘D’ is much like UNC’s in that
“You have to
learn from mis
takes,” Bolowich
said. “Against
Clemson we made
a lot of individual
mistakes and col
lective mistakes
defensively as well
as not converting
on chances when
we had them.”
Portland, which
played in lastyear’s
final four, and
Furman pose great challenges for the Tar
Heels because both teams return virtu
ally all of their starters from last season.
To stop Portland, the UNC defense will
have to contend with a talented trio of
players in Keir Cochran, Daniel Falcone
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the linebackers anchor the unit.
The trio of Keith Brooking, Ron
Rogers and Jimmy Gements form the
core of the defense. Tech’s increased pres
sure has accounted for 10 sacks and 17
pressures this year, and it will likely blitz
Keldorf most of the time.
The Yellow Jackets are weakest in the
secondary, which boasts only two se
niors. Opponents have riddled the Tech
DBs for nearly 500 yards, so Keldorf
might not have a difficult time connect
ing with his receivers.
UNC defense: Forgetbend-but-don’t
break this ‘D’ won’t budge an inch.
The stingy unit, which allows 137 yards
of total offense per game, is second in the
nation behind Florida State.
LBs Brian Simmons and Kivuusama
Mays and the front four have plugged up
therunning lanes, soTech’srunninggame
will be severely tested. Plus, the Tar Heels
remember how the Jackets ran roughshod
over them last year in Atlanta.
“They just out-physicalled us,” UNC
defensive end Greg Ellis said.
The secondary was supposed to be
UNC’s weak link, especially since the
comerbacks had little experience. But
Robert Williams and Dre’ Bly have
stepped up in a big way for the Tar Heels,
breaking up nine passes. Terry Billups’
return will bolster a confident group that
has Tech’s receivers outmanned.
Final analysis/prediction: It’s been
51 years since Georgia Tech escaped
Chapel Hill with a victory. To win, Tech
must establish the run and keep Keldorf
in check. The Jackets have the offensive
weapons to dent UNC’s defense, but so
did Clemson. And Syracuse.
And while the Tech linebackers have
Georgia Tech tailback
CJ. WILLIAMS
averages 100 yards
rushing per game this
year.
and Davide Xausa.
“Both Portland and Furman are tough
Div. I teams, but we believe that we are of
the same caliber, and we are out to prove
it," Bolowich said.
UNC could also be at a disadvantage
because the Tar Heels have only played
two games. UNC dropped out of a tour
nament in Las Vegas as punishment by
the athletic department for an alcohol
related incident that sent freshman Greg
Danielson to the emergency room.
And rain forced postponement of
UNC’s home opener against Charleston
Southern.
The Tar Heels are led by senior All-
America candidate Temoc Suarez, who
had a goal and an assist against Clemson.
Dimitry Drouin will tend the net, having
allowed seven goals on 24 shots this
season.
UNC senior
TEMOC SUAREZ is
an All-America
candidate.
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UNC tailback Leon Johnson was held to 46 yards rushing against Syracuse.
rattled opposing offenses, the defensive
backfield is too porous to handle Stevens,
Barnes and Na Brown. Tech might hang
close for a while, but the Tar Heels should
eventually roll over the Jackets.
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TULSA, Okla. Former heavy
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