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Tuesday, MarcK 2, 10C3
'Can't Look Past Wake
Says
lith Ob Tourney
By PETE GAMMONS
Asst. Sports Editor
y "We'll pretend vhe Wake
Forest game is the finals of the
"Ttournament, and work from
there," Coach Dean Smith said
yesterday after learning the
MTar Heels are seeded fourth in
-.the tournament and will play
"the Deacons in the opening
'round.
"The victory over Duke was
great, but we have to stop re-
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joicing an& Ioox to Hie tourna
ment. "Wake Forest is a good team.
They had a slump but starting
tvith the Temple game have
started coming out of it and
now are really tough."
With two big stars in Bob
Leonard and Ronnie Watts,
Smith realizes that the Deacons
cannot be looked past. . They
bombed the Tar Heels the first
time they met in Winston
Salem. "Actually I don't really care
about the drawing. I tried to
go into it (the drawing) with
a 'don't care attitude, then
suddenly realized that it didn't
really matter because Wake,
Clemson and Virginia are all
FINAL ACC STANDINGS
ACC All Games
Duke .ll- 3 18-4
N. Carolina 10- 4 15-8
N.C. State 10- 4 17-4
Maryland 10- 4 17- 7
Wake Forest ..6-8 11-14
Clemson 4-10 8-14
Virginia 3-11 7-17
S. Carolina .... 2-12 6-16
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"I hope Duke is the favorite,
but it isn't going to be easy for
anyone. This league is tough.
especially this year. Three of
Duke s four losses have come
within the conference."
Smith will go with the same
lineup he has used throughout
the seven-game winning streak,
although Ian Morrison and Ray
Hassell will see action in spots
to utilize their special talents.
Bob Bennett's encouraging per
formances against Virginia and
Duke have given him the role
of top reserve at forward.
"Bob started to gain his con
fidence last week against Vir
ginia," said Smith. "I told him
earlier this season that he had
to rebound to play, and he has
started to do it.
"I now feel confident through
out my bench and I won't hesi
tate to use anyone."
The second-place finish and
10-4 record are history now
with the all-important second
stage of the season coming up
in Raleigh.
Thursday's action shapes up
like this:
1:30 Maryland (10-4)-Clem-
son (4-10)
3:30 N.C. State (10-4)-Vir-ginia
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7:00 Duke (ll-3)-South Caro
lina (2-12)
9:00 North Carolina (10-4)
Wake Forest (6-8)
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By SANDY TREADWELL
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The UNC wrestlers finished
their regular season in disaster
Saturday as they were crushed
by Maryland, 27-2.
The loss gave the Tar Heels
a disappointing 4-5-2 season rec
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All but one of the individual
matches followed the same pat'
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for example, Carolina's Jay
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was larger, stronger and more
experienced. The result was it
took an incredible effort by
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mat time and time again to
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the second period-to take a 4-3
lead and then held on in the
third period for a tie, giving
Carolina its only two points.
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Terps Outdistance
Whole Track
Favorites ' Wary
Of -Opener Jinx
Field
By PETE CROSS
DTH Sports Writer
"We were simply outmanned,
but I have no complaints."
Speaking was Joe Hilton,
coach of the North Carolina
track squad, in reference to
last weekend's ACC Indoor
Games. His Tar Heel thinclads
copped second in the confer
ence meet behind the awesome
Terps of Maryland.
Maryland captured the Con
ference Championship for the
eleventh consecutive time with
a record total of 91 points.
Their aggregate was sufficient
to outscore all the other teams
combined. The Tar Heels
claimed second place with 18
points.
Hilton, however, was not dis
pleased with his team's per
formance. "The boys gave us
their best effort, and, as is often
the case in basketball, the Close
ness of the competition isn't al
ways indicated by the score."
The Carolina coach was Very
pleased with the. efforts of
sprinter Dale White and dis
tance runner, Charlie Little.
"Both gave us real fine, out
standing performances," said
Hilton, and he also announced
that his pupils would be enter
ing the NCAA National Meet.
This national invitational clash
is scheduled for March 12th and
13th at Detroit.
In referring to White's and
Little's conference-winning runs,
Hilton commented, "Dale ' defi
nitely showed his class, and I
'have no doubt that Charlie
could have won the two-mile
also if he'd had more time to
rest."
Also cited by their coach were
distance runners Jim Meade
and Art Maillet who placed in
the two-mile and 1,000-yard,
respectively.
Quite handily, South Caro
lina was disqualified in the mile
relay after beating out UNC.
"They might have bumped us
out of second place," noted Hil
ton. When the baton was
knocked out of Richie Am
brose's hand during that relay,
only the anchor run of Jon
Levin prevented UNC from
dropping into third . or fourth
place in the meet.
The Tar babies also claimed
a second place finish in the
freshman division behind Mary
land. Mike Williams won the
mile and John Harper claimed
a second in the high jump to
spearhead the Carolina efforts.
Coach Hilton also cited Jon
Hryllarrow, Ronnie Short, Tom
Carpenter and Fred McCall for
their performances.
In looking forward to the not-so-distant
outdoor season, Hil
ton was optimistic about his
squad's potention. "All the
boys should be back, along with
some good additions," said the
coach. "And Eddie Daw will be
back without his leg trouble."
The first meet on the outdoor
slate is with Ohio State . on
March 22nd.
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coaches tell you it's tough to
beat the same opponent three
times in one season.
But that's just what Duke,
Maryland and North Carolina
State will have to do if they
are to survive the first round
of the Atlantic Coast Confer
ence championship tournament
opening Thursday.
Defending champion Duke
opens its title bid against a
South Carolina team it already
has measured by scores of 111
72 and 87-59. That second game,
on the South Carolina court
late last month, was close in
the first half, Duke leading by
only nine at the intermission.
Then the Blue Devils blew the
Gamecocks off the court to win
going away.
N.C. State tourned back Vir
ginia 73-67 and 92-68, but off
what the Cavaliers accom
plished last week, the State
Wolfpack could be in for a try
ing time when they meet
Thursday afternoon.
Playing - without Mac Cald
well, top rebounder and No. 2
scorer, who was felled by pneu
monia, Virginia lost overtime
games to Wake Forest and
North Carolina, then knocked
off South Carolina and Clemson
to escape the cellar. It still was
uncertain Monday w hether
Caldwell would be available for
the tournament.
Maryland opens the tourna
ment at 1:30 p.m. Thursday
against a Clemson team it has
beaten 67-65 in double over
time and 88-71 last weekend.
The Clemson Tigers lost two
heart-breakers on successive
nights in Charlotte two weeks
ago, losing to N.C. State and
North Carolina by a total of
three points. Had they won
both, their league record would
have been 6-6. Instead they fol
lowed by losing at Maryland
and Virginia to wind up 6-10 in
sixth place.
Carolina and Wake Forest,
who play the final opening
round game, the the only first
round opponents who split dur
ing the year. Each roundly
trounced the other.
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