6The Daily Tar Heel Thursday, September 25, 1986
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:UNC soccer starts
Gamecocks out, 1-0
By GREG COOK
Staff Writer
The UNC men's soccer team,
sparked by junior Tommy Nichol
son's goal with 4:25 left in the match,
pulled off a stunning 1-0 upset of
third-ranked South Carolina
Wednesday.
The goal came after an intense,
hard-fought battle by both teams.
David Smyth made a pass from the
sideline to the midfield area. Fresh
man Chad Ashton took Smyth's pass
and fed Nicholson, who was break
ing down the center of the midfield.
Nicholson ripped a shot by the diving
Gamecock goaltender for the only
tally of the match.
Nicholson attributed his goal to
superior teamwork. "Everybody did
the right thing at the right time," he
said. "I made a good run and Chad
(Ashton) made a great pass."
UNC Coach Anson Dorrance
pointed to good defense and an
overall aggressive style of play as
keys in the Tar Heel victory.
"1 really don't think the score
indicated the way we played. We
created chance after chance and it
eventually paid off for us," Dorrance
said. "It was a fantastic win for our
program. South Carolina is ranked
third in the nation, but I dont think
they were expecting us to be as good
as we actually are."
South Carolina head coach Mark
Berson, a 1975 UNC graduate and
Tar Heel soccer alumnus, credited
UNC's aggressiveness and quickness
as the match's deciding factors.
"We consistently got beat to the
ball at all points of the field," Berson
said. "We simply were outplayed
from the opening whistle to the
closing whistle. I have to give North
Carolina tremendous credit, how
ever. They are an extremely well
coached team and they proved it
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Defense was an essential part of
the tightly-contested match. UNC
sophomore goalie Brad Davis played
his second game of the year against
the Gamecocks after holding Amer
ican University scoreless in his
previous start. The defensive credit
in this match, however, went not
only to Davis but also to three-year
letterman and senior Frank
Gilhooly.
"Gilhooly is one player 1 have to
single out," Dorrance said. "He set
up our defense and was our leader
out there on the field."
Gilhooly said persistance paid
dividends for the Tar Heels. "We
proved that we can beat anybody if
we play as hard as we can for a full
90 minutes," Gilhooly said. "1 firmly
believe that we have the greatest
defensive athletes in ACC soccer.
(Donald) Cogsville is especially
tough and aggressive, as is our entire
midfield."
UNC, despite four tempting scor
ing chances, could not capitaliize in
the first half of play. At the 32:30
mark of the first half, freshman Marc
Buffin worked his way through the
Gamecock defense within yards of
the goal and got off a shot. The blast,
however, was blocked, thus squash
ing the first serious scoring threat of
the match.
With 1:30 left in the first half, Tar
Heel Mark Devey moved to the
middle of the field and let fly a 30
yard shot which was also deflected
away. South Carolina had two real
threats in the half. Davis made a fine
save on the first, and the second flew
over the top of the goal.
The Gamecocks mounted their
most serious attack with 18:21 mark
of the second half. Senior Ami
Arnthorsson sliced through the UNC
defense and booted an attempt which
rang off the left goal post, thereby
preserving Davis' shutout and setting
the stage for Nicholson's heroics.
The junior's goal lifted UNC to
a 6-3 record and dropped South
Carolina to 7-2. To set the game in
historical context, the Tar Heel
victory was probably the biggest
UNC win since its 1983 upset of top
ranked Duke. Ironically enough, the
Tar Heels won that match 1-0 as well,
although the contest did go to
overtime.
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All-time defensive best a formidable crew
Editor's note: This article selecting
the best UNC defensive team of all
time is the first of a two-part series.
Tomorrow, the top UNC offense will
he selected by position.
By MIKE BERARDINO
Assistant Sports Editor
In our never-ending effort to keep
you, the faithful DTH reader,
constantly entertained, we on the
"Killer Sports Staff of the Eighties"
proudly present a delightful and
nostalgic look at the greatest players
in North Carolina football lore.
What if, one of our crack sportsw
riters asked a few weeks ago in the
true Hewlett-Packard spirit, we
racked our collective brains and
picked an All-Time, All-Star UNC
football dream team that would span
the eras and make all of us feel good
inside?
Here, submitted for your appro
val, is the official, DTH-sanctioned
compilation of the most fearsome,
gruesome and awesome group of
defenders ever to don the Carolina
Blue and White.
But before we begin, lend me your
attention and 111 cite you two simple
ground rules. First, the contest is
open to any UNC player, past or
present, although no current Tar
Heel made the defensive unit.
Second, the player must have been
selected either All-ACC, All
Southern conference, or Ail
American by somebody at some
point.
In our 3-4 defensive setup (chosen
because UNC is the Linebacker U.
of the South), the starting left end
will be Andy Bershak, Class of 1937.
Bershak was a two-way terror for
coach Ray Wolf and the co-captain
of the Tar Heel team that went 7-1-1
in his senior season, posting five
shutouts along the way.
The right end is Dee Hardison
from the Class of 1977. Hardison
captained the defense and was
named All-American at the tackle
spot by the Associated Press in his
senior year. Well put the sturdy New
York Giant on the outside, though,
because of his inherent quickness.
Our nose guard? How about
William Fuller, an All-American
according to several polls in both
1982 and 1983? Big Wiliiam went on
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USFL with the Philadelphia Balti
more Stars and was recently traded
to the NFL's Houston Oilers.
Even the greatest fantasy offense
devised by the most fertile mind
would have trouble getting by the
aforementioned defensive line of
doom. But if they somehow did, oh
what a corps of linebackers would
be lying in wait!
The right outside linebacker spot
belongs to the incomparable "LT"
himself. Yes, Lawrence Taylor will
go down in history as the greatest
defensive player ever to toil in
Chapel Hill. The current New York
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remembered as the "Man Who
Ended Joe Theismann's Career," was
a consensus All-American and ACC
Player of the Year in 1980 as the
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Mike Wilcher is the other outside
linebacker. An All-ACC pick in
1982, Wilcher has blossomed as a
professional with the Los Angeles
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join Sir Lawrence as a linebacking
bookend.
On the inside, ( we have John
Bunting and Chris Hanburger.
Bunting, an All-ACC choice on the
1971 team that went 9-3 and crushed
Duke 38-0 in the regular-season
finale, became one of the NFL's
premier backers for the next decade
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"Over The Hill Gang" until his
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