Football Club suits up
Now that basketball season is
almost over, people are beginning to
turn their attention to other sports.
Like football.
Football? American soccer, pigskin
passing, etc.? Yes, and it's not the
UNC varsity out for spring practice.
This group of players belongs to the
UNC Football Club, and they are out
for fun as well as their league cham
pionship. IM's 8l Clubs
BY MORRIS HAYWOOD
"I equate having fun with
winning," Guha Shankar, a senior
defensive back, said. "I want to have
fun, but when I go out on the field, I
want to win."
Shankar, a radio, television and
motion pictures and political science
major from Charlotte, has been with
the club since his freshman year.
"This is the only outlet for guys to
play contact football besides the varsi
ty," he said. "It's for the guys who
don't have the time or the talent to
play varsity or JV football."
Kris Kaiser, a senior economics ma
jor who is also a defensive back,
agreed.
"It's mostly for fun," he said. "We
don't practice every day. We don't
have the time for that."
Kaiser said that the main season for
the club is in the fall. The spring, he
said, is for recruiting and buildings
Shankar said the club scheduled
three games during the spring.
"We haven't lost a spring game in
four years," he said. "It's a way to ac
quaint the players with the idea of hit
ting, and to teach those who have
never played before."
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Alan Lattimore, a senior accoun
ting major, is treasurer of the club,
and has been with the club for three
years. He said his most memorable
moment came two years ago when the
club played the Appalachian State
club in the playoffs.
"We were down 21-0 in the first
half," he said. "We came back in the
second half, to take the lead, 28-21.
They scored with one second to go,
and tried a 2-point conversion. We
stopped them and won."
Lattimore said the club used an I
formation on offense and stresses the
basics on defense.
"learning formations like the veer
would just take too much time." he
said. "Many of the guys played in
high school. But we do have people
who've never played before."
Shankar is one of them. "Putting
pads on for the first time is a unique
experience," he said. "It's a slow lear
ning process, but I think I'm a better
player now than before. There is a lot .
of room for improvement, however."
The club is financed by the Sports
Club Council.
"We're lucky if we get $1,000 from
the council." Lattimore said.
The club began practice Wednes
day, but new or interested players are
welcome to come out anytime. The
club practices from 5:30 to 7 p.m.
every day for the first two weeks and
will begin practicing twice a week after
the first game.
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national championships.
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sun might have affected their play."
The story was not as glorious two days
later, however, as the host squad took the
Heels down to the wire before dropping a
13-10 decision.
: Addison led UNC in the first half with
two penalties and a drop goal as they
opened up a 9-6 edge at the intermission.
After falling 10-9, the visitors from the
Softball takes pair from UNCC
From staff reports
The UNC softball team took a pair of
games from visiting UNC-Charlotte
yesterday, raising their record to 5-5 for
the year.
The Tar Heels started quickly, jumping
out to a five-run lead in the first inning,
and held off a seventh-inning UNCC rally
to win 12-10. Pitcher Sharon Speer got
the victory.
In the second game, UNC again took
an early lead, this time with a three-run
first inning. Susie Wilson held the 49ers
scoreless for most of the game, with
UNCC's only three runs coming in the
last two innings.
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mainland came back to secure the narrow
victory.
Following the conclusion of the match,
the club was presented a champions'
plaque by the governor of Bermuda.
The regional competition, consisting of
eight eastern squads (including UNC) will
be held April 17 and 18. That winner will
advance to the Final Four championships
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it wasn't enough. The UNC baseball
team, after corning back twice to tie the
score, finally dropped a 5-4 decision to a
scrappy University of Connecticut team
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Behind the timely hitting of third
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f or-five including two walks and a
sacrifice fly, the Tar Heels battled back
from a 3-2 score in the bottom of the
ninth and a 4-3 deficit in the eleventh
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for UNC; Joe Frager won it for the
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