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Derrick Fenner caught a 14-yard
Georgia Tech
from Strom to tailback Jerry Mays.
The same combo was also respon
sible for the second TD, as Strom
hit Mays on a five-yard play action
pass. Tech later added a field goal
after Reggie Rutland picked off a
Mark Maye floater and returned it
42 yards.
The more one looks at it, the more
unlikely the Tar Heel victory
becomes. Throughout the game,
Tech went up and down the field
at will. Mays finished the day with
111 yards on just 16 carries. As a
team, Tech rushed for 285 yards.
This against aUNC defense that had
only yielded 199 yards rushing in the
first three games combined.
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But most of that yardage came
between the teams' 20-yard lines. As
the cliche goes, the Tar Heel defend
ers bent and bent but would not
break. Well, they may have broken
in the second half, but after all they
had been on the field for two thirds
of the first half. Still, coach Dick
Crum had no pity for his defense.
"It was their own fault," Crum
said. "They get Tech stopped, they
get off. They don't, they stay on."
And stay on they did, for a remar
kable 34 minutes. But when they
were needed, they stopped Tech, got
off, and let Hall work his magic. And
that's all they had to do to win.
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TUNC drive for glory
By MIKE BERARDINO
Assistant Sports Editor
Just call Jonathan Hall the Roger
Staubach of North Carolina
football.
Last Saturday, for the second time
in just four career home games, Hall
engineered a long fourth-quarter
march to paydirt through the leng
thening late afternoon shadows of
Kenan Stadium to rescue the Tar
Heels from almost certain defeat.
Like Staubach, who throughout the
1970s performed bushels of similar
miracles for the Dallas Cowboys,
Hall, though just a sophomore,
played with ice water in his veins.
Whether UNC deserved its 21-20
win over Georgia Tech is debatable.
But that the crowd-stirring, 62-yard
drive, which culminated in Hall's 1 1
yard scoring pass to Eric Lewis with
58 seconds left, was a work of art
is undeniable.
Seven plays to glory. And in just
1:12. That's the stuff of which
legends are made. Here is a play-by-play
account of The Drive:
After yet another stand by the
defense, North Carolina took pos
session of the ball at its own 38,
trailing 20-14 with 130 ticks-of the
clock left. Two timeouts and one last
chance remained.
On to the field trotted Hall, who
had been yanked late in the third
quarter for two series in favor of
Mark Maye. Hall had completed just
seven of his 16 passes to that point,
looking rather horrible and drawing
a smattering of boos.
Add to the equation the fact he
had injured his throwing shoulder in
practice on Tuesday and had not
thrown until gametime, one realizes
Hall was quite the unlikely hero.
"If I'm not playing well, which I
wasn't today, (the coaches) are going
to get me out of there and give Mark
a chance," Hall said. "I'm just
thankful they decided to come back
to me."
The first play was forgettable.
Brad Lopp, circling over the middle
from his backfield spot, dropped a
short pass from Hall. Second down.
, This time Hall hooked up with
Derrick Fenner in the right flat for
14 yards. Thanks to some tough
running by Fenner and several
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missed tackles, the ball rested on the
Tech 48. But not for long.
Quickly, Hall took the snap,
dropped back and fired a strike over
the middle to Lewis at the 28. Gain
of 20. First and 10.
With the hurry-up offense now in
high gear, Hall completed a little
dump pass to Fenner for four yards.
Time out UNC at the 1:29 mark.
Strangely, the Tar Heels followed
the break with a draw play to Fenner
that gained a paltry yard. That left
UNC with a third and five from the
Tech 23 and no time to huddle.
With plenty of time to sit back
in the pocket (Tech rushed only three
linemen on the last drive), Hall
waited and found Quint Smith in
front of Tech's Cedric Stallworth at
the II. First and 10, Tar Heels. But
just as importantly, Smith got out
of bounds to stop the clock.
Next came a play UNC calls "585."
It's designed as a 10-yard out that
was designed to get the ball to Lewis
near the goal line. But when Lewis
saw freshman Gerald Chamblin line
up across from him in single cov
erage, he automatically adjusted his
route to an end zone fade.
Hall lofted the ball into the left
corner of the end zone, over Chamb
lin's outstretched arms and into
Lewis' waiting hands. Touchdown,
UNC.
"I got a clean release and made
him think I was going inside," Lewis
said. "Then I faded into the corner,
did a 180 (degree turn) and Jon just
made a great throw."
Hall gave a slightly different
account. "It wasn't a very pretty pass.
But it was far enough outside that
the defensive back wasn't a factor,"
he said.
After Lee Gliarmis made his
eventful conversion attempt and
Tech's David Bell missed his last
ditch 55-yard field goal try, the game
was over and the comparisons to last
year's Clemson comeback began.
The score in that one was also 21
20. And then too it was Hall, a
freshman in his first collegiate start,
who directed the game-winning
drive. The similarity was not lost on
UNC defensive lineman Reuben
Davis, watching Saturday's drive
from the sidelines. "I just thought
about the Clemson game and I said,
'Oh, yeah, here we go.' "
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