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Kelvin Bryant (left) and Ethan Hortan (below) rushed for 292 yards to lead
the Tar Heels to a 31-27. victory over Arkansas in the 1981 Gator Bowl
Dec. 28. Coach Dick Crum (above) displays the trophy the second one
he has taken from Jacksonville, Fla In 1979 Crum's UNC team defeated
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The Christmas holiday period wasn't
just good for Carolina's football and
basketball teams it was perfect.
The football Tar Heels won their third
bowl game in as many years by beating
Arkansas in a 31-27 thriller, and the
backs, and Ethan Horton, a freshman
who had played only a marginal amount
of time during the regular season, but
who gained 144 yards on 27 carries. ,
Exciting as the game was, some of the
spectators in Jacksonville saw little of it,
basketball team won seven games without because of ; .!very; ! thick fog which
a defeat. ' enveloped the stadium and got worse as
UNC held a 31-10 fourth-quarter lead the game went on.
in the Oator liowl but saw that nearly
evaporate in a furious final quarter.
Carolina's co-most valuable players in
the game were tailback Kelvin Bryant,
who gained 148 yards against the Razor-
The basketball team made it through
the holiday period with its No. 1 national
ranking intact. The Heels looked like the
best team in the nation Dec. 26 when they
defeated No. 2-ranked Kentucky 82-69.
Nos. 1 and 2 met again on Saturday
and again the Tar Heels survived, as
65-60 winners over Virginia.
In between, the basketball Heels won
the Cable Car Classic in San Francisco by
edging Penn State 56-50 in overtime and
beating Santa Clara 76-57; defeating
William and Mary, 64-40; and beating
Maryland, 66-50.
The Heels began the holiday period
Dec. 19 with a 59-36 win over Rutgers Jn
New York's Madison Square Garden.
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UNC forward James Worthy (right) slarns home a basket over Kentucky center Melvin Turpin in the Tar Heel's
82-69 win over the then second-ranked Wildcats. The Tar Heels faced another second-ranked team when thev
EiaXSd .0st t0 conference foe Virginia Saturday. The Tar Heels came back from a nine point deficit to" win
65-60. Jimmy Black (above) and Michael Jordan (23) pressure Cavalier guard Othell Wilson
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