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The members of the 1S20 North
Carolina football teem scid all year
that if the team could do well, the
individual honors for players would
come. Carolina finished 10-1 overall
and won the Atlantic Coast
Conference with a 6-0 mark. They
were right about the individual
honors.
The hi-hest of those came Sunday
when linebacker Lawrence Taylor
was named ACC Player of the Year,
becoming only the fourth non
offensive back to win the honor in
the history of the league.
"I'm happy I received the honor,"
Taylor said Monday. "It's something
I've wanted and worked for. It's been
a total team effort for us all year and
I felt that somebody on our team
would get the honors if not me,
then Harry Stanback or Donnell
Thompson or somebody else."
"Lawrence is deserving of the
award," Carolina coach Dick Crum
said, " but it took 10 ether guys to ,
get him where he is."
Taylor was an easy winner in the
voting among members of the
Atlantic Coast Sports Writers
Association, getting 94 of the 122
votes cast. Amos Lawrence and
Kelvin Bryant of Carolina, Charlie
Wysocki of Maryland, Jay Venuto of
Wake Forest and Obed Ariri of
Clemson also received votes.
"The honor makes me feel real
good," Taylor said. "I wasn't really
sure of my talents; I knew I was a
pretty good football player and I
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ANCHORAGE- (AP) There were as many
coaches' opinions about college basketball polls as
there were ranked teams at the Great Alaska Shootout.
As might be expected, those likely to see their
standing improved as a result of the three-day tourna
ment that ended Sunday thought better of the rankings
than did the losers.
On the strength of its 64-58 championship victory
over Arkansas, North Carolina stands to gain the most
when the first regular-season poll comes out this after
noon. In the Associated Press preseason poll, the Tar
Heels were 13th.
"It's good for a young team's confidence to beat
other nationally ranked teams," North Carolina Coach
Dean Smith said. "For a young team, it's important to
win. They needed it for their confidence."
Despite losing to North Carolina, Arkansas seemed
likely to improvc'oh its' 20th. spot "after beating Louis
iana State and Missouri, both rated ahead of the Razor-
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football players.
"I'm just happy that people are
.taking note of my talents," he added.
"1 try to do the best job I can at my
position and hope that's what they're
looking for."
The 6-foot-3, 242-pound senior
from Williamsburg, Va., dropped
quarterbacks for losses 16 times this
year and had 69 tackles -22 of them
for losses. He also caused three
fumbles, recovered three fumbles and
broke up two passes.
Taylor also made what might have
been the biggest single play of the
year for the Tar Heels late in a 24-19
victory over Clemson on Nov. 8.
Clemson had a third-and-ged on the
UNC one-yard line in the closing
minute of the game, and Taylor
sacked Homer Jordan for an eight
yard loss. A fourth-down pass was
incomplete and Carolina was able to
win its fourth conference game of the
year.
Taylor is considered by some pro
scouts as one of the top prospects
coming out of college this year.
Taylor hopes to play professional
football and would like to go to a
team where he can contribute from
the outset.
"I was sitting at home Saturday
and I was wishing we had some more
regular season games left," Taylor
said. "I'm looking forward to
playing in the pros, and I hope I go
pretty high in the draft. I can't see
giving up football at this point in my
life."
backs going into the tournament.
Arkansas Coach Eddie Sutton said all of the tourna
ment participants will benefit from the high caliber of
competition. Looking at the semifinal matchups
Saturday between Georgetown and North Carolina,
followed by Arkansas and LSU, Sutton likened it to
the NCAA's final four in the playoffs.
The tournament was a split decision for LSU, which
lost badly to Arkansas but crushed Georgetown. Coach
Dale Brown wasn't sure what effect it would have on
his team's 12th .ranking.
But Brown likes the polls.
"I kind of enjoy the ratings. I think they're kind of
fun," he said.
Georgetown coach John Thompson, whose Hoyas
could fall from 16th clear out of the Top 20 after losses
t0.North,,Carolina and LSU, wasn't so enthralled..
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named the ACC Player of the
Year Sunday, shows why in
this action for Carolina's 10-1
season. Above, he pops ECU
quarterback Greg Stewart.
Right, he chases Texas Tech
quarterback Ron Reeves.
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Likely to be the biggest losers in the poll ark the
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NEW YOPvIC The 46th annual
Heisman Trophy was awarded as
.expected Monday to South Carolina's
George Rogers, capping a brilliant
season for the senior from Duluth, Ga.,
in which he led the nation in rushing and
led the Gamecocks to a berth in the
Gator Bowl.
Rogers won the award given by the
New York Downtown Athletic Gub
with 1,123 points, easily surpassing
defensive end Hugh Green of Pittsburgh
with 61 points and Georgia's freshman
running back Herschel Walker with 633
points. Walker's third-place finish was
the best ever by a freshman.
Rogers ran for 1,781 yards this year;
he tops in the NCAA and finished with
4,958 yards in four seasons, good
enough for fourth on the all-time NCAA
list.
News of Rogers' victory set off
celebrations in both Duluth and
Columbia, S.C. "It's exciting. It's a
tremendous honor, not just for George,
but for our whole program and the
university as well," USC coach Jim
Carlen said.
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"He was always talking about all the
things he was going to do and every year
he did it," Rogers' mother, Mrs. Grady
Rogers said. 'I knew if he had his mind
set, he crmld do it.
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sitting where his mother sat, because he
was going to get it for me." '
Other family members in Duluth
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won it," said his aunt, Mrs. Ottlla
Rogers. "Praise the Lord. Ch, I'm so
happy for him."
Rogers was the favorite in the pre
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hampered by the fact that defensive
players are traditionally overlooked by
the voters, and Walker was considered a
longshot because he was a freshman.
Carlen said the key to Rogers success
was his consistency. "I think it was his
ability to gain over 100 yards for 21
straight weeks," he said. "He's been
very consistent and he deserves it. It's
just that simple."
Carlen said winning college football's
most prestigious award -won't change
Rogers. "I think he's the same every
day. He's going to be embarrassed at
everybody complimenting him on
winning it because he realizes there were
a lot of other people involved."
Rogers is expected to go high in the
1931 National Football League draft,
but Carlen said Rogers was thinking
about his finale as a Gamecock against
Pittsburgh. "He's interested in getting
, ready for the Gator Bowl."
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