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Team idea
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by Kevin Barris
Staff Writer
In 1973, Carolina had one of its best
years ever in basketball recruiting, with
three of this year's starters matriculating
that .falL Last year, the Tar Heels
recruited Phil Ford, who went on to
become Most Valuable Player in the
ACC tournament.
Ji'S Faf year was deferent, however.
UNC did not have as good a year
recruiting. Of the four freshmen on
scholarship, one, Dudley Bradley has
shown he will be a big asset for the far
Heels this season. -
The Edgewood, Md. native said-he
came to UNC for the usual reasons,
academic reputation, location, etc., but
he -says it was the philosophy of the
basketball program that led him to
choose Carolina.
"They play as a team here," he said,
"and not as individuals. It's not just one-on-one,
it's team offense and team
defense. I'd rather play that way."
Bradley says it is the team concept that
attracts him the most to basketball.
Although other sports allow an
individual to excel, Bradley finds that the
reason he's played basketball so long is
the team oneness that is there.
"In some sports," he said, "one
particular player is supposed to be the
greatest, and nobody else gets any credit.
Like in football, the backs are supposed
to be the best, but in basketball everyone
gets credit. I'd rather just be an equal
instead of a standout."
In high school, Bradley was a standout
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and was depended upon to do most of the
team's scoring and rebounding. He finds
himself in a different situation
now,
Final meet before holidays
Swimmers snap lerps
by Dave Kirk
Staff Writer
I The UNC men's swim team snapped
! Maryland's winning streak of 1 1 home meets
i last week when it defeated the Terrapins 57
I 56. The victory game the Tar Heels a 2-0
season record so far, with a win over Duke
I earlier in the season.
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UNC won most of the swimming events,
but lost 14 points in diving.
The meervvas close" because M aryland had
I tesxed for the tneef and aCarolina diver, Ben
Aycock, had been ill, according to UNC
1 assistant coach Rob Dickson. "We didn't
I rest at alt for the meet. We're concentrating
on the second half of the season," he said.
I "Maryland was shaved and rested for us.
I Overall, 1 was very optimistic after our
performance,
win."
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Freshman Dudley Bradley launches a jumper over Loren Lutz (31) in Blue-White
action.
however, playing on a team which returns
four starters from an ACC championship
team.
"It's a relief, actually, to see the
pressure on other people," he said. "That
way, when 1 come into a game, I don't
have as much pressure on me. I don't have
to rebound everything that comes off, or
shoot every shot."
Like most freshmen, Bradley has had
problems adjusting to college, both
academically and athletically. He credits
some of the upperclassmen on the team
Carolina went ahead of the Terrapins with
an impressive showing in the 400-meter
medley relay, as Mark List, Karl Thiele,
Alan Toll, and Mike Reock swam three
seconds faster than last year's best time. Rich
DeSelm turned in two excellent
performances, winning the 1000 and 500
meter freestyle events. List and Mitch
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respectively, in the 200-meter backstroke,
while Toll and Greg Sanchez followed suit in
the 200-meter butterfly. Steve McDonald
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Besides having to deal with the change
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"All the teams on our schedule worry
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"In the Atlantic Coast Conference,
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weak team in it. It's a great experience."
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Fencers face Wolfpack
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by Pete Mitchell
Staff Writer
The sign on UNC Head Fencing Coach Ron Miller's office door in Woollen Gym reads,
"Carolina Fencing The Ultimate Sport." In Miller's previous eight years, that statement
has been very close to the truth as Carolina fencers have rolled up 96 dual meet victories while
suffering only eight defeats.
The challenge for this year's team is to capture another Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC)
championship, a task accomplished the last five years with little trouble.
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Four wrestlers place
by Lee Pace
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Scott Conkwright provided the Tar
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