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By SCOTT FOWLER
Sports Editor
Eight games, eight wins. North
Carolina was perfect over break,
defeating two teams in the top 10,
surviving a scare from SMU and
emerging from Christmas break with
an I I-l record and a No. 2 or No. 3
ranking in the country, depending
on what poll you're looking at.
The team's only real casualty over
its extremely successful break has
been Joe Wolf, who suffered a
strained back in the late stages of
the overtime victory at SMU and
missed the La Salle game. MJoe has
improved, but he's not ready to play
yet," said UNC trainer Marc Davis.
He could be back for the Maryland
game Thursday night, but we won't
know until later in the week."
To bring you up to date on the
team's doings over break, here's a
short summary about each game that
has been played since classes ended
for the fall semester. The La Salle
game story can be found elsewhere
on the sports page.
UNC 122, Miami 77
Dec. 6 Chapel Hill: The Tar
Heels pounded Miami by 45 points
in a game that wasn't even that close.
Wolf led the Tar Heels with 23 points
and 14 rebounds in only 20 minutes
of play, while Ranzino Smith scored
21 points and Scott Williams con
tributed 14. North Carolina set a
team record with 72 points in the
first half alone, and dominated a
Miami team that had not yet
acquired the services of frequent flyer
Tito Horford. Kenny Smith dished
out 13 assists.
UNC 98, Jacksonville 69
Dec. 13 Chapel Hill: The Tar
Heels routed their third straight
Florida team (Stetson was the first),
as Wolf and the surprising Dave
Popson combined for 40 points
inside. Wolf had 21 points and eight
rebounds, Popson had 19 and Kenny
Smith also had 19. Jeff Lebo was
also in double figures for the Tar
Heels with 12 points as the team
showed no ill effects from a week
oi taxing exams.
UNC 90v Illinois 77 " 7
; Dec. 20 Chapel Hill: In what
' was arguably the biggest win over
the break, UNC went on a late spurt
to stymie the Illini. The Tar Heel
defense held Fighting Illini guard
Doug Altenberger to 11 points on
4-of-13 shooting, but were hurt
repeatedly by the strong inside
moves of forward Ken Norman, who
scored 22 points and pulled down
AP Top 20
1. Nev.-Las Vegas (59) 12-0 1.273
2. Iowa (3) 13-0 1,187
3. North Carolina (2) 11-1 1,169
4. Indiana 10-1 996
5. Syracuse 12-0 990
6. Purdue 9-1 972
7. DePaul 10-0 721
8. Temple 11-1 717
9. Kentucky 7-2 621
10. St John's 9-1 595
11. Oklahoma 9-2 539
12. Illinois 9-2 507
13. Auburn 7-2 502
14. Pittsburgh 9-2 441
15. Navy 6-2 420
16. Georgetown . 9-1 375
17. Duke 9-1 371
18. N.C. State 9-2 259
19. Kansas 7-3 200
20. Clemson 11-0 95
Others receiving votes: Alabama 83,
Seton Hall 77, Georgia Tech 68, Texas
Christian 59, Texas-El Paso 51, Villanova
32, Florida 29, Western Kentucky 19,
California 17, Ohio State 10, Cleveland
State 6, Fullerton State 6, Florida State
5, Georgia 4, New Orleans 4, Notre Dame
3, St Louis 3, Vanderbilt 3, Boise State
2, Brigham Young 2. James Madison 2,
Providence 2, UCLA 2, Memphis State
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The Tar Heels were down 35-33
at halftime, but, led by Kenny Smith,
came roaring back late in the game.
Smith had 22 points on 8-of-l 1
shooting and also passed out six
assists. Lebo swished 4-of-5 three
point attempts and finished with 17
points as the Tar Heel backcourt
dominated its counterpart on
national televsion.
UNC 95, Furman 65
Dec. 22 Charlotte: UNC totally
outclassed the Paladins, easing to a
30-point win. Popson led the team
with 16 points and 1 1 rebounds, with
both of the Smiths chipping in 14.
Only Marty Hensley and Curtis
Hunter failed to score for UNC.
Shawn Reid led Division I-AA
Furman with 12.
UNC 81, Kansas State 62
Dec. 27 Kansas City, Mo.: It
was a senior show for North Carol
ina, as Kenny Smith scored 19 and
Joe Wolf 18 for the Tar Heels. Smith
was 5-for-9 on three-point attempts.
Popson and J.R. Reid both fouled
out after having scored only six and
five points, respectively. Mitch
Richmond and Lance Simmons
paced the Wildcats with 14 each.
UNC 94, Purdue 81
Dec. 29 Dallas: The Tar Heels
played their most impressive game
of the season against the Boilermak
ers, ranked No. 2 nationally going
into the game. North Carolina at one
point led by 26 points as it totally
outclassed Purdue, with Kenny
Smith scoring 23 points' and both
Reid and Popson contributing 14.
UNC took a 1 2-point lead at halftime
and didn't let it get any closer before
a crowd that wasn't a sellout, even
with some $6 seats available. Reid
played perhaps his best game so far,
clearing the boards for 12 rebounds.
The Tar Heels shot 57.4 percent for
the game, compared to Purdue's 41
percent.
UNC 88, SMU 86 (OT)
t. Jeff Lebo keyed a sluggish UNC
team with 22 points, drilling six of
his 12 three-pointers, as the Tar
Heels outscored the Mustangs 7-5 in
overtime for the win. Wolf and
Ranzino Smith both scored 13
points, but Kenny Smith had his
worst game statistically, only hitting
3-of-17 of the floor, and only 2-of-14
from three-point range.
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Feb. 26 Duke game.
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By BOB YOUNG
Assistant Sports Editor
PHILADELPHIA After the
white-knuckle game against SMU at
the Dallas Morning News Tourna
ment, and before diving into, the
depths of its ACC conference sche
dule, the UNC basketball team
needed a breather. The Tar Heels,
without the services of Joe Wolf,
wanted a game to regroup. They
were La Sallivating for a pushover.
No luck. UNC went into the
Palestra Saturday night hoping to
roll over the Explorers of La Salle,
but Coach Dean Smith and his
troops barely La Sallvaged their top
five ranking, scoring the game's last
10 points to eke out a 79-72 win.
"To win on the road without Joe
Wolf is very gratifying,' Smith said.
Not just on the road, but in the
Palestra the most hallowed of
collegiate hoops halls. More college
games have been played on the 60-year-old
central Philly hardwood
than any other arena in the country.
"It's a great facility, but I think
they're still using the original clock,"
Smith said, referring to one of the
electronic game clocks that was often
10 seconds slower than its clone at
the other side bf the gym.
Two Tar Heels more in touch with
the tradition of the Palestra were Jeff
Lebo and Dave Popson. Both' are
natives of Pennsylvania, but neither
had played the Palestra previously.
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"This is my first time here,
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Lebo said. "My dad (coach at
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particulars of the court. "I guess this
means I can come back home if I
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over La Salle.
Popson kept the Tar Heels close
in the first half with a team-high 1 1
points and Lebo scored eight of his
team's first 16 points in the second
half as UNC went from a 39-38
halftime deficit to a 54-50 lead with
13:22 remaining.
But La Salle, led by the hot
shooting of Tim Legler, came back
on the floor after a timeout and
outscored UNC 13-3.
For the squad in blue, it was PTPP
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Kenny Smith, responded by scoring
20 of UNC's last 22 points.
The key crunch-time contribu
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Lebo free throws (after drawing a
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72 lead after being down 72-69.
Kenny Smith iced the victory with
a jumpshot, two free throws and a
game-ending dunk.
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