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Heels went to work from there. Johnson
gained eight yards up the middle, and
Keldorf then found LJ over the middle
on a short pass that Johnson turned into
a 47-yard gain. Keldorf then found
wideout L.C. Stevens in a crossing pat
tern for 20 yards, giving UNC a first-and
-10 at the State 19.
Keldorf capped the drive by lofting a
ball to wide-open fullback Chris Watson
in the right comer of the field, and UNC
led 33-14. The drive took all of 1:11, and
Watson scored a TD for the third straight
game.
“Chris Keldorf continues to amaze
me,”UNCcoachMackßrownsaid. “The
throw he makes to Chris Watson is his
fourth read for the touchdown in the
comer on the flag route.”
State caught a break at the start of the
second half when UNC’s Keith Newman
fumbled the opening kickoff, and the
‘Pack recovered at the Tar Heel 24.
Barnette needed just one play to find
Mark Thomas for a 24-yard touchdown,
closing the score to 33-20.
Once more UNC tried to one-up the
Wolfpack. Keldorf and Johnson keyed a
67-yard drive over the next 5:30 that
ended with a pass from Keldorf to a
sliding Octavus Barnes in the end zone.
The QB eluded several would-be tacklers
in the backfield before heaving the ball
downfield, and the 26-yard TD put UNC
up 39-20.
The score seemed to break State, and
the Tar Heels held the Wolfpack to virtu
ally nothing for the rest of the game.
Stephens, no longer able to find the holes
that seemed so huge at the game’s start,
managed only six second-half rushing
yards. Forced to go to the air, Barnette
snuggled to escape UNC’s pass rush and
could not connect with his receivers.
“I’m not so sure we protected
(Barnette) at all in the second half, ’’ State
coach Mike O’Cain said. “He was run
ning for his life. We had him in too many
second-and-long, third-and-long situa
tions.”
But there was one offensive statement
still to be made. State pinned UNC at its
own 1-yard line late in the third, but even
poor field position couldn’t stop the Tar
Heel onslaught. Power backs Maurice
McGregor and Jonathan Linton barreled
UNC out of danger, and Keldorf began
airing it out. Six minutes later Johnson
capped the drive with a 2-yard ran up the
middle, and UNC led 45-20 following a
failed two-point conversion.
“We were backed up and we took it all
the way, the distance, and scored,”
Johnson said. “We ... let other teams
know that we can move the ball even
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though we’re backed down in a hole.”
UNC closed the scoring later in the
fourth with a 63-yard pass from Keldorf
to Bames that made the score 52-20 and
left State demoralized on both sides of
the ball.
UNC 52, N.C. State 20
Score Box
N.C. State 0 14 6 0 20
UNC 19 14 6 13 52
Scoring Summary
first Quarter
UNC Mays fumble recovery (kick
failed). 14:47
UNC L Johnson 1 run (conversion
incomplete). 6:52
UNC L Johnson 1 run (McGee kick),
1:19
Second Quarter
NCSU Holt 12 pass from Barnette
(Primanti kick), 10:48
UNC L Johnson 39 punt return
(McGee kick), 7:23
NCSU Barnette 3 run (Primanti kick).
6:29
UNC Watson 19 pass from Keidor
(McGee kick). 1:24
Third Quarter
NCSU —Thomas 24 pass from Barnette
(conversion incomplete), 14:62
UNC Bames 26 pass from Keldorf
(conversion failed), 9:22
Fourth Quarter
UNC L Johnson 2 run (conversion
incomplete) 12:56
UNC Bames 63 pass from Ketdorf
(McGee kick), 9:39
Attendance 47,000
NCSU UNC
First Downs 15 22
Rushes-yards 40-75 46-186
Passing yard* 165 315
Return yards 143 110
Comp-AtHnt 12-32-0 16-23-1
Punts-Avg. 8-37.0 4-38.8
FumbleaJost 3-3 2-2
Penalties-yards 7-45 4-40
Time of Possession 26:50 33:10
Individual Statistics
Rushing: NCSU - Stephens 15-106,
Brown 3-21, King 2-8, Spikes 2-7, Chavis
1+1), Barnette 17+66). UNC - L
Johnson 22-90, Linton 10-32, Watson 4-
25, Geter 3-18, McGregor 2-8, Dyer 1-7,
Keldorf 4-6.
Passing: NCSU - Barnette 12-32-0-165.
UNC Keldorf 16-22-0-315, Davenport 0-
1-1-0.
Receiving: NCSU - Thomas 4+6.
Grissett 3-39, Holt 2-19, King 2-5, Whitted
1-36. UNC F. Jones 6-60, Bames 3-
109, L. Johnson 3+9. Watson 2-23, N.
Brown 1-34, Stevens 1-20.
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“We were on a hill, and that’s when I
decided to make my move,” Godlock
said. “I’ll never take over the race until
I’m definite that I can.”
Despite Godlock’s track record in the
event, Nesbit had her doubts that her
runner could manage another such vic
tory, especially against Nichols. But
Godlock was up for the chase.
“Christy Nichols is legit,” Nesbit said.
“She’s one of the best freshman State has
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tied to Christy the whole race.”
In the men’s BK, UNC’s David Mabe
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“The men had their best effort of the
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This time, we split them up pretty good. ”
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pionships in two weeks.
“It’s her gift,” Nesbit said. “She’s
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and she is a professional.”
BARNETTE
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off it,” UNC defensive end Greg Ellis
said. “And I said, ‘We’ve got him now.’
But that wasn’t the case.
“He still came back and led his team to
a lot of yards and a lot of touchdowns.”
But then something happened.
UNC’s rush came faster, it came more
forcefully, and State gave up on its run
ning game. So Barnette, who had riddled
the Tar Heel defense when he scrambled,
was relegated to dropping back and firing
away. And when he did get off a decent
aerial, the Wolfpack receivers usually
hobbled away the pass.
State had drawn so close, yet sud
denly, it was miles away from overtaking
UNC.
“He was running for his life,” State
coach Mike O’Cain said.
When the final gun sounded, Barnette
had completed only one-third ofhis passes
and thrown for only 60 yards in the
second half.
But dropped balls and murderous
blitzes aside, Barnette had done what
other, big-name QBs hadn’t thor
oughly confuse the UNC ‘D.’
“He was very elusive,” Ellis said. “He
was a good athlete. I hate that I gotta play
against him next year.”
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cause I’m physically feeling better,”
Parlow said. “But I think a lot of it’s
because my teammates are getting me
the ball when the defenders are playing
off me, and I’m creating chances that
way.”
Parlow has suffered back problems all
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healthy. The dividends were evident on
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Her first strike came midway through
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“The second goal she scored was a
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she didn’t back down from it.”
Parlow missed her opportunity for a
hat trick when her straight-on shot nailed
the crossbar, and her header off the re
bound landed in Mertz’s chest. Two
misses —a rarity since her return to the
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one score —a late looper from Shannon
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oncoming goalkeeper Gretchen
Overgaard. Hall then cautiously directed
a weak attempt at the goal, but defender
Lome Fair intercepted the low-roller,
nullifying the easy opportunity.
“There’s no doubt we needed to score
every time we had the chance,” State
coach Alvin Comeal said. “But I thought
for moments in time we were doing the
job we needed to do.”
Hall led a late flurry of counterattacks
by the ‘Pack, but State couldn’t find the
nylon when chances arose.
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‘D’ to panic, but State’s sporadic offen
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the UNC backfield that hadn’t allowed a
goal in its last eight contests.
“We knew they could sneak one in,
and that’s exactly what happened,” Tar
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