6The Daily Tar HeelMonday, October 13, 1986
Dallas 30 Detroit 21 St. Louis 30 Atlanta 26 New Orleans 17 LA Raiders 14
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Wake
backfield for the upcoming N.C.
State game. Derrick Fenner (left
shoulder). Brad Lopp (right
shoulder) and Hall (knee) were all
banged up by Wake defenders. None
of the injuries are believed extremely
serious, however, and all three may
play this week.
Fenner, the ACC's leading rusher,
had gained 82 yards on 12 carries,
including one 33-yard jaunt, before
going down late in the first quarter.
With North Carolina up 14-0, Wake
linebacker Jimmie Simmons hit
Fenner hard at the UNC eight-yard
line, forcing a fumble which the
Deacons' Ronnie Grinton recovered.
On the very next play, Elkins hit
Chip Rives on a seven-yard touch
down pass to cut UNC's lead to 14
7 with 53 seconds left in the quarter.
The points were the first scored on
North Carolina in the opening
period this season.
In the absence of Fenner and
Lopp, James Thompson (86 yards),
Torin Dorn (45 yards) and Eric Starr
(45 yards) performed effectively. But
who wouldn't, running behind an
offensive line that outweighed the
Wake front four by an average of
56 pounds per man?
Hall had staked the Tar -Heels to
an early lead with scoring passes of
seven yards to John Keller and 20
yards to Randy Marriott. The tosses
capped drives of 79 and 80 yards and
came on UNC's first two possessions.
After Wake Forest pulled within
14-10, the Tar Heel defense struck.
On a third-and-nine play from his
own three, Elkins rolled back into
the end zone and to his left and fired
a pass over the middle to wideout
Greg Scales. From out of nowhere,
Danny Burmeister came flying in
front of Scales and made a diving
interception at the Wake 17.
"That was their bootleg play. I
knew it was coming," said Burmeis
ter, a 6-2, 213-pound senior free
safety. "The coaches just did a real
good job of preparing me for that
play. 1 knew what the pattern was
going to be from the scouting
reports."
Two plays later, Hall hit Quint
Smith in the end zone. Lee Gliarmis
missed the extra point, keeping the
score at 20-10 with 5:36 to go before
the intermission.
t On the next series, Elkins was
picked off again, this time by Donald
after a terrible overthrow of intended
receiver Ricky Proehl. Donald
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returned Elkins' misfire 53 yards to
the Wake eight to set up another
UNC gimme. Hall quickly hit Eric
Lew is for his fourth scoring pass and
a 27-10 UNC halftime lead.
uWe made him think out there
today," . UNC defensive tackle
Reuben Davis said of Elkins. "And
1 don't think the guy had to think
that much a lot of times this year."
After Hall swept four yards
around right end on the first play
of the fourth quarter, it was 37-17
in favor of the Tar Heels and the
issue seemed settled.
Somebody forgot to tell Elkins
and Co. that, however. The Deacons
put together rapid-fire touchdown
drives of 73 and 52 yards, sand
wiched around UNC's only three-and-out
series of the day. Suddenly,
with 9:24 to play, the Tar Heel lead
was only 37-30 and things got a bit
antsy on the visiting sideline.
"I think we got ahead by 20 and
said 'Boy, this is more than two
touchdowns! We can hold this,' "
Burmeister said. "Then they came
roaring back. If I said they didn't
scare us, I'd be lying."
Senior ticket pickup Tuesday
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Maryland
Wake Forest
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UNC 40, Wake Forest 30
UNC WFU
First downs 27 22
Rushes-yards 59-311 37-149
Passing yards 163 297
Return yards 45 0
Passes 12-22-0 21-48-2
Punts 2-29 2-27
Fumbles-lost 5-3 0-0
Penalties-yards 6-65 5-47
Time of possession 31:10 28:50
North Carolina ' 14 13 31 040
Wake Forest 7 3 71330
UNC Keller 7 pass from Hall (Gliarmis kick)
UNC Marriott 20 pass from Hall (Gliarmis kick)
WF Rives 7 pass from Elkins (Hoyle kick)
WF FG Hoyle 33
UNC Q. Smith 17 pass from Hall (kick failed)
UNC Lewis 7 pass from Hall (Gliarmis kick)
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The scare was relieved after
Gliarmis hit a 40-yard field goal to
cap a 58-yard 10-play UNC drive and
push the margin back up to 10. Two
key plays in the march kept the drive
alive and Elkins off the field: Hall's
21 -yard completion to Eric Streater
on third-and-12 from the North
Carolina 17, and freshman Torin
Dorn's 35-yard scamper on third-and-seven
from the UNC 41-yard
line.
Wake made one last penetration
into Tar Heel territory, reaching the
20 with five minutes to go. But Ron
Burton dropped Elkins for a loss of
seven yards and Tim Goad knocked
his next pass down as the Deacons
stalled and were forced to turn the
ball over on downs.
Now North Carolina goes into
Saturday's matchup with N.C. State
as the only remaining undefeated
team in the conference. Are the Tar
Heels surprised by their success thus
far? "As a ballclub, we're not
surprised," receiver Eric Lewis said.
"Maybe some of the fans are sur
prised, saying 'What's going on
here?' But we're not."
Distribution will be Tuesday from
1-5 p.m. at the Will Call window at
the Smith Center. Each qualified
student may pick up two tickets, one
for himself and one for another
qualified student. No senior block
tickets will be distributed to students
with non-senior IDs or for guest
passes.
Standings
ACC
2-0-0
2-0-0
1- 0-0
2- 1-0
Overall
4-0-1
4-1-0
3-2-0
3-1-1
2-2-1
2- 4-0
3- 2-0
3-3-0
2-2
3
1
3-0
WF Rives 1 run (Hoyle kick)
UNC FG Gliarmis 31
UNC Hall 4 run (Gliarmis kick)
WF Brim 22 pass from Elkins (kick failed)
WF Young 25 run (Hoyle kick)
UNC FG Gliarmis 40
A-31,350
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING: UNC Fenner 1 2-82. Thompson 1 1 -87,
Starr 11-50, Dorn 11-50, Hall 5-31, Lopp 4
20. Maye 4-1 9, Smith 1 -(-1 2). Wake Forest Rives
18-66, Young 15-82. McGill 3-12, Elkins 1-(-7).
PASSING: UNC Hall 12-22-163-0. Wake
Forest Elkins 21-48-297-2.
RECEIVING: UNC Lewis 2-18, Marriott 2-29,
Thompson 2-23, Smith 2-29, Streater 2-48, Lopp
1-9. Keller 1-7. Wake Forest Rives 6-47. Brim
5-82, Scales 3-82, Jarvis 3-28, Chambers 2-22,
Proehl 1-20. Phillips 1-16.
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By SCOTT FOWLER
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WINSTON-SALEM Wake
Forest has the kind of defense that
quarterbacks dream about punc
tured, porous and just plain poor.
The Demon Deacons are a college
version of the San Diego Chargers,
seemingly using the method of
making the opponent score as
quickly as possible so they can get
the ball back in the hands of
quarterback Mike Elkins.
In Wake's three losses this season,
the offense has averaged 32 points
a game. But an undermanned
defense has given up 42 points to
N.C. State, 30 to Virginia and, on
Saturday, 40 to North Carolina.
All of this spelled relief for UNC
quarterback Jonathan Hall, who
took time out from answering
questions about when and if Mark
Maye will replace him to shred the
Demon Deacons for four first-half
touchdown passes, and run for a
four-yard TD in the fourth quarter.
Four of Hall's eight first-half com
pletions were for TDs, and his
throws from the sprintout had all the
snap, crackle and pop of a seasoned
college quarterback.
The 19-year-old Hall spread the
TD wealth liberally, hitting four
different receivers for six points. On
the Tar Heels' first two drives, Hall
threw TD strikes of seven yards to
John Keller and 20 yards to Randy
Marriott. In the second quarter, he
hit Quint Smith from 17 and Eric
Lewis for seven to give UNC a 27
10 halftime margin.
It was undeniably Hall's day after
a week filled with speculation about
the damage Air Elkins would inflict
on the UNC secondary. The four
touchdown passes were as many as
Hall had thrown in the entire season,
and the touchdown run a particu
larly sweet icing on the cake for the
sophomore from Vienna, Va.
"The only other time 1 scored was
last year against Duke," said Hall,
who finished 12-for-22 with no
interceptions and 163 yards. "You
have to remember those, they don't
come too often."
Neither do quadruple TD games
for quarterbacks of running teams.
But Hall's best throw was one in the
fourth quarter that didn't end up in
the end zone. Wake Forest had cut
the UNC lead to 37-30, and the
Deacon defense forced UNC into a'
third-and-12 from the Tar Heel 17.
Elkins had been hot in the second
half, and if the Tar Heels were forced
to punt it appeared nearly a certainty
that Wake would tie the game.
Hall, ignoring a crowd rallied into
a frenzy by a cane-brandishing
mikeman at least 50 years old, rolled
out as Eric Streater streaked to the
Tar Heel 35 and broke to the right
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sideline. Before Streater "turned, Hall
released the ball and hit No. 25 with
a perfect throw in tight coverage for
a 21 -yard gain and a first down. The
Tar Heels got a clinching field goal
from Lee Gliarmis later in the drive
to account for the game's final points
and defuse any realistic chance at a
Wake comeback.
"I'm just glad the coaches had
enough confidence to have me
throw," Hall said. "We had a pretty
good rhythm. The receivers were
running good routes, so it was
easier."
Hall's . receivers were quick to
lateral the praise back to their
quarterback. "He had a lot more
confidence today," Streater said. "He
was putting a lot more' zip on the
ball, because his arm has gotten
stronger."
"John is good throwing on the
run," Lewis said. "He's not that tall,
so it's better for him to get out on
the corner."
Hall, who is 6-2, 200 pounds, said
he actually prefers the conventional
drop-back style, but he won't argue
with the results. Neither will coach
Dick Crum, who must have been
relieved Sunday to hear that his
quarterback's knee injury wasn't
serious. "I think he got done what
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Of course, Kevin Anthony also did
the job last season against basically
the same Wake Forest defense.
Anthony threw five first-half touch
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Deacons. It was Anthony's finest
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Maye repeated chances to shine,
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