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Long Win Streak Puts
Volleyball in Top 25
. -The North Carolina volleyball team
is ranked No. 25 in the latest USA
Today/AVCA Coaches Poll. The Tar
Heels crack the Top 25 for the first time
tfits season after completing the week
with three road wins.
- TJNC (17-3) is on a 15-match winning
streak, the longest in school history, and
is undefeated in the ACC at 8-0, which
iS the best ACC start in school history.
! The Tar Heels return home for a
rematch with No. 14 Clemson on Friday
at 7 p.m. UNC earned a 3-1 road victo
ly versus the Tigers on Oct. 9.
Weekend Performance
Earns Nervo Award
; UNC senior Trish Nervo has been
named the Women’s ACC Cross
Country Performer of the Week. Nervo
recorded a time of 17:32.38 on the 5K
ooprse at the NCAA Preview in
Bloomington, Ind.
- Her fourth-place finish led the Tar
Heels to a fourth-place finish in a field
that boasted 16 of the nation’s top 25
teams. The women’s cross country team
iS ranked No. 6 in the latest Finish Lynx
Women’s Cross Country Rankings.
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Black Might Get Starting Nod
Quarterback Luke Huard, Huard did not practice Tuesday. Dr.
...I u:, Dan Hooker, the football team’s head
WmO injured his shoulder trainer, would not allow Huard to throw
against Houston, has not and said any decision on Huard’s status
been cleared to practice. wouldl depend on the resets of tests con
r ducted Tuesday on his shoulder.
“On the precautionary side, we had
By Rachel Carter an MRI done today, and I haven’t got
Assistant Sports Editor the results of that yet,” Hooker said.
- “But that will be evaluated, and we’ll see
Antwon Black’s apprenticeship at if there’s anything further we need to do
quarterback lasted one week. to get him ready for Saturday.
A safety by trade, Black stepped in as “Our anticipation is that his strength
North Carolina’s second quarterback will improve and that he may be avail
when starter Ronald Curry ruptured his able for Saturday’s game.”
Achilles tendon against Georgia Tech. Huard injured his shoulder when a
But with current starter Luke Huard Cougar defender tackled him as he
still nursing an injured shoulder - suf- threw to tight end Dauntae’ Finger in
fered against Houston on Saturday - the fourth quarter. Huard completed 5
Black might make his first career start of 15 passes for 76 yards against
Saturday against Maryland. Houston. Black was 1 of 4 passing and
And he’s not worried at all. rushed four times for 25 yards in relief.
“Pm very confident,” Black said after With Black at quarterback, the Tar
practice Tuesday. “I tell everybody that Heels ran the option often, a good fit for
quarterback’s my position. I love it. his quickness. But because of Huard’s
We’ve got some set plays for me to run, injury, UNC coach Carl Torbush said
and I think we feel comfortable about it he would be hesitant to expose Black to
right now. We had a pretty good prac- defenders more than necessary,
tice today, and so if 1 do start on “You’ve got to realize that we’re
Saturday, then I’m going to be ready.” down to about one and a half quarter-
Black earned Offensive Player of the backs,” Torbush said. “Luke is still ten-
Year honors in 1995 as a quarterback at der from the shots he took on Saturday.
Daniel High School in Central, S.C. “Hopefully he’ll be full speed. But
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right now you’re talking about one
quarterback, and we’re not sure where
the next one is coming from at this
point.”
If Huard does not get clearance from
the trainers today, it is doubtful the red
shirt freshman will play at all Saturday,
UNC offensive coordinator Steve
Marshall said. That would leave tail
back Domonique Williams as the sec
ond quarterback.
“We’re talking about our back-up
strong safety and back-up tailback being
our quarterbacks,” Marshall said.
“That’s how we have to prepare. If
Luke’s ready, that’s fine.
“But right now, we’re preparing like
he’s not going to be there.”
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Horoscopes
horoscopes
b>’ linda c. black
kz... ... .. . .
Today's Birthday (Oct 20). A
Creative work is your bane and your blessing this year Surprising how hard it is! |
You may know what you want in October, but the preparation takes most of
November New information changes everything in December Take action in
January A loved one’s support gives you hope in February, and the work starts in |
earnest by March Stick with your budget in May and by August, you could have your |
prize The real reward comes in private in September
To get the advantage check the day s rating: 10 is the easiest day. 0 the most challenging, f
Aries (March 21-April 19)
Today is a7 You're under pressure, that's for sure But. that's no excuse Watch |
where you're going Check your lists, too. just to make sure you haven’t forgotten |
anything You HATE it when that happens!
Taurus (April 20-May 2o)
Today is a7 - Today gather with friends to make things happen You have lots of |
good ideas, and so do they You may finally figure out how to make the money you
need And. best of all. you could do it in a way that's fun for everybody Have that be
your goal
Gemini (May 21-June 2D
Today is a 7 You look good today You could be offered a good deal, but there <
are complications That may be when your luck kicks in Don’t try to figure it out tor j
yourself Get an expert s advice and avoid an unpleasant surprise
Cancer (June 22-July 22)
Today is a7 Your imagination could kick in with an impossible idea Could you f
make a dream come true 7 It'll take some doing, but that's OK Start by figuring out I
where you want to go and with whom Head in the right direction, or you'll never get
there
Leo (July 2J-Aug. 22)
Today is a 5 You've got the urge, but you shouldn't splurge Wait until tomorrow
to do that Sometimes you can follow a hunch, but that's not recommended now If |
you want to give a gift. fine. If you want a good deal, wait
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept 22)
Today is a 7 - Are you ready to make some changes 7 Everything s going accord
ing to plan, but not tor long. Expect the unexpected and don't dismay Your partner
will be a big help Together you'll do fine
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct 23)
Today is a6 This is a good dav for fantasy and a terrible day tor reality You won t j
want to go there, at all Better stay in a familiar environment If you get off track, you
could get lost, and that's no fun at all!
Scorpio (Oct 24-Nov. 21)
Today is a 7 You don't have as much money as you'd like for a romantic inter
lude Don't worry about it If you're with the right person, it won t make a bit of differ
ence If you're not. you'll find out
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec 21)
Today is a 6 - Friends want to be with you. but you may not be in the mood for a
crowd Sometimes you are. and sometimes you aren't. If this is one of the latter
times, don't worry It'll pass Meanwhile, rest
Capricorn (Dec 22-Jan. 19)
Today is a 6 - You're pretty smart, thank heaven You may have to learn anew
skill, quickly Don't promise more than you can deliver even if the money's good If |
it's a stretch, just let them know in case things don't go as hoped
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Fdx 18)
Today is a 5 - At least one glitch is predicted, maybe two A lot of intense energy
is going around Something that changes everything could hapf>en. so take care
Wait till you're really sure before you plunk your money down Don't take risks
Pisces (Feb. 19- March 20)
Today is 0 7 You should have a good day That puts you in the lucky minority.
Money could be tight, and travel's complicated, too Something about your career
doesn't go as planned, e ther Stay in communication, that's the key to your success |
Linda explains whet s going on in greater detail at (900) 950-9000 for 99 cents per
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