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8The Daily Tar HeelMonday, November 28, 1988 si JOltS NIT moved out to an ll -point bulge on a couple of follow shots and Coward's trey. The feisty 6-1 point guard cooled off briefly, then reloaded to shoot Missouri into an 18-point comfort zone. Coward hit a jumper from the top of the key, then raced downcourt on the next possession for a pull-up baseline jumper that made it 60-44. Madden answered twice for UNC, but Mizzou freshman Anthony Peeler proceeded to get hot, threading left-hand jumpers from 1 6 and 1 2 feet. Missouri was still up 78-62 with Axi minutes left when the Tar Heels finally got going. First, Madden hit for three from the left side. Then it was a Williams dunk to make it 11. Lebo missed the front end of a 1-and-1 , but a technical foul on Coward gave Williams two freebies at the 2:04 mark, and Fox followed a Lebo miss to cut the score to 78-71 with 1:51 remaining. From there, however, Missouri showed its cool, making 13 of 16 free throws to hold off UNC's last-ditch bid. Afterwards, Dean Smith down : played the loss. "Missouri was sharper than we : were, offensively and defensively," he said. "1 thought they were well- Higgins, Gebauer lead All-South soccer team From staff reports The NCAA champion UNC wom en's soccer team, whose 4-1 win over the N.C. State Wolfpack in the NCAA finals is the subject of an article in the most recent edition of Sports Illustrated, placed a team leading six players on the All-South Region team. The half-dozen Tar Heels named to the team were senior forward Birthe Hegstad, junior back Lori Henry, junior midfielder Shannon WarqityIo omu z:uo5:uos:ou ah V7&,"JuH&lk COCOON 2:004:157:059:20 in BIRD 2:005:008:00 area exclusive! P32ET Passionate Jazz... "The best movie ever made about jazz. FiSeeit twice!" -Gary GkMois The VILLAGE VOCE A FILM BY CLINT EASTWOOD HURRY MUST END SOON! (t ' : Student tickets I rff ( '""n 11111 'tW 111 111,11,11 1111 1 for tonight's basketball game against Stanford. Stanford is rated in the pre season Top 20 by A.P., I.RI., & Basketball Weekly. Don't miss this outstanding game! HOW TO GET YOUR TICKETS: Present your student ID and athletic pass at the Smith Center Box Office between 8 am and 5 pm. Students may also purchase guest tickets in addition to their complimentary student tickets. BLOCK SEATING AVAILABLE: Student groups of 20 or more are welcome to send a representative to the Ticket Office with the group's athletic passes for block seating. from page 12 prepared for our (defensive) pressure. They're extremely big and they're experienced. "I'm glad this is a preseason tournament instead of postseason." Indeed, there are no consolation games in March. Wednesday Missouri 91, UNC 81 UNC Fox 4-10 2-2 1ft Madden 5-8 1-4 1 Z Williams 8-13 9-13 25. Lebo 2-15 3-7 9, Rice 1-5 0-0 2, Chilcutt 3- 61-4 7, Bucknail 3-7 0-0 7, Davis 2-3 0-0 4. Denny 1-2 2-2 5, Hensley 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 29-69 18-32 81. Missouri Sandbothe 5-7 2-2 12, Smith 7-14 2 5 16, Leonard 5-11 2-2 12. Coward 5-12 2-2 15, trvin 8-1 5 4-5 21, Peeler 4-9 0-0 8. Church 2-3 1 -2 5, Bunttn 1-4 0-0 2, Mclntyre 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 37-75 13-18 91. Halftime Score Missouri 40-34. Three-point goals UNC 5-23 (Lebo 2-11. Madden 1-a Bucknail 1 3, Rice 0-2. Fox 0-1, Chilcutt 0-1, Denny 1-2), Missouri 4- 10 (Coward 3-6, Irvin 1-3, Peeler 0-1). Turnovers UNC 11. Missouri 1 a Rebounds UNC 37 (Williams 91 Missouri 52 (Smith 12) Assists UNC 19 (Lebo 6), Missouri 20 (Coward, Smith, Sandbothe 4) Fouls UNC 19. Missouri 23. A 9,579. Friday UNC 106, Indiana 92 UNC Fox 3-30-06, Madden 9-12 7-8 25, Williams 5- 6 0-1 10, Bucknail 6-9 0-2 13. Lebo 9-13 5-5 29, Rice 2-4 0-0 5, Chilcutt 1-5 0-0 2, Denny 1-2 0-0 a Davis 5-7 2-2 13, Hensley 0-0 0-0 0, Greene 0 0 0-0 0, May 0-0 0-0 a Akins 0-0 1-2 1. Totals 41 61 15-20 106. Indiana Anderson 2-40-14, White 2-7 1 -3 5, Jadlow 10-19 7-7 27. Hillman 1-1 2-2 4, Jones 2-6 2-2 6. Robinson 5-10 3-4 13. Weeks 0-3 0-0 a Edwards 10-19 5-6 31. D AIoisio 1-1 0-0 2. Oliphant 0-1 0-0 0. Pelkowski 0-0 0-0 tt Totals 33-71 20-25 92 Halftime Score: UNC 48-41. Three-point goals UNC 9-14 (Lebo 6-8, Bucknail 1-1. Rice 1-2. Davis 1-2. Denny 0-1), Indiana 6-10 (Edwards 6-10). Turnovers UNC 14, Indiana 17. Rebounds UNC 30 (Bucknail, Madden 6). Indiana 38 (Jadlow 1 21 Assists UNC 28 (Bucknail 7 Indiana 20 (Weeks 9) Fouls UNC 23. Indiana 21. Higgins, senior forward Wendy Gebauer, junior back Carla Werden and junior goalkeeper Meridee Proost. The runner-up Wolfpack also finished second to the Tar Heels in this category, as they placed five players on the team. N.C. State head coach Larry Gross pulled in coach-of-the-year honors. The remaining two players on the team came from the University of Central Florida. 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Franklin St. Chapel lUll.NC 275 14 933-9900 - TEC BI0L0GICALS t 7 fvl i i j v r 7 L m . . v ! 5fS:': $ ."S:', C " , h 1 V A- C -X X " Vc f - s''- DTHDavid Surowiecki 29 pointsFriday night vs. Indiana Saturday, meets West Virginia in the Jan. 2 Fiesta Bo vL If the Fighting Irish win the showdown of unbeaten teams, they will certainly capture their eighth national title. However, if West Virginia wins and Miami beats Brigham Young next week and Nebraska in the Orange Bowl, there is bound to be an argument over No. 1. The Mountaineers would have the better record, 12-0 compared with Miami's 11-1, and a victory over Notre Dame, the only team to beat the Hurricanes. But Miami could point to its victories over four conference champions and No. 5 Florida State. The latest conference champion to fall to Miami was Arkansas. The Hurricanes edged the Southwest Conference champs 18-16 Saturday, ending the Razorbacks bid for a perfect season. In other games involving ranked teams, Florida State pounded Florida 52-17, No. 14 Houston downed win less Rice 45-14, No. 16 Louisiana State routed Tulane 44-14, and No. 20 Georgia beat Georgia Tech 24-3. No. 1 Notre Dame 27, No. 2 Southern Cal 10 The Fighting Irish overcame the last-minute suspensions of tailback Tony Brooks and flanker Ricky Watters to beat error-plagued South ern Cal. Tailback Mark Green, forced to play the entire game because of Brooks' absence, scored twice on short runs for the Irish. Quarterback Tony Rice ran 65 yards for a touch down and Stan Smagala returned an v, A I Stanford I Edge UNC Senior guards Todd Lichti and f "H Jeff Lebo is struggling from pQi.r. . ir. Terry Taylor are returning ( the field (2 of 14 vs. Missouri). DdCKCUUil starters. Lichti seems 1 King Rice handles the ball well.; ambidextrous on the court and fZZD and plays tough defense but is a true scorer. I m,in-J.: must hit 'J'. ;l Forward Howard Wright likes K' Madden is doing it all (21.5: to play in the paint, can score ppg, 72.3 FG ) S. Williams: FrontCOUrt and rebound. Center Eric w- l also having a big year so far Reveno and forward Bryan tffnjjli (16.5 ppg, 7 rpg) R. Fox is a McSweeney are solid. iLO IKi i!3 key on the fast break. " ' -- " """" 4 Hulking center Derek Bruton ilZJN P. Chilcutt had a terrible game; and guard Scott Meinert will vs. Missouri, must become': Depth see time. Freshman forward jjlf offensive threat. S. BucknalK Adam Keefe is good now and ffffijn gives quality PT with Denny,. will get much, much better. tyjjjLg Davis off bench. On the perimeter they should Trapping defense creates: do a good job. In the paint, 1 turnovers, but also gives up ar Defense lack of jumpers may prove lot of easy buckets. Williams a: costly against the likes of luTTiSlT snot blocker- Rice Buck P'ay Williams and Chilcutt. UU cLSSJ ULj tough man-to-man. Third-year coach Mike Dean Smith must figure out - , . Montgomery picked up one vfy rn now st0P Lichti with two UOaCn I fig thing that Dean Smith couldn't jjg? JJ small guards. But really, how .. last year Adam Keefe. He's fjVfjSnn can vou vote against a living 4 building quickly. UjJdbSj ILj legend? Dyke State opesi basket ba with easy From Associated Press reports While top-ranked Duke and No. 18 North Carolina State romped over their opponents, Atlantic Coast Conference rival Virginia got a scare from Marquette and Maryland had a close call against Georgia State. Duke used superior height to drop The Citadel 93-52, while the Wolf pack's balanced scoring netted a 1 10 54 victory over Columbia. Virginia was locked in a 51-51 tie with Marquette before reeling off 11 unanswered points and winning 80 63. Meanwhile, Jerrod Mustaf scored 19 points, including the go-ahead basket with five minutes left, as Maryland beat Georgia State 69-62 to win the Freedom Bowl Classic in Irvine, Calif. "Marquette had actually intimi dated us inside, but I thought (center) Bill Batts did an excellent job of getting us back on top of our game," said Virginia coach Terry Holland. "I'd seen Batts show flashes of that (dominating play), but never for an extended period of time." Batts scored 15 points, including seven in the 11 -point surge, as Virginia won the title game of the Investors Classic in Charlottesville. Dartmouth beat Kent State 88-86 for third place. Freshman forward Bryant Stith was the top scorer for Virginia, 2 0, with 17 points while John Crotty had 14 and Richard Morgan 11. Marquette, 1-1, got 12 points each from Mike Flory, Tyrone Baldwin, Trevor Powell and Gerald Posey. "We were right in there with eight minutes left, but then things went ' boom, boom, boom, ' and when you're in ACC country that can mean quick death," said Marquette coach Bob Dukiet. "Virginia just wore us down." For The Citadel, is was more a 'interception 64 yards for the other Notre Dame scores. "IVe never had a year that's been as gratifying as this one," Notre Dame coach Lou Holtz said. "I'm thrilled for the players. IVe never had a team that was 1 1-0." Holtz suspended Brooks and Wat ters after they were 40 minutes late for a team dinner Friday night. The school issued a press release saying the players were penalized "as a result of repeated irresponsible tardiness for team meetings and functions." Southern Cal coach Larry Smith it was "the most bitter loss of my coaching career because we didn't give ourselves a chance to win." The Trojans, 10-1, play Michigan in the Rose Bowl. No. 3 Miami 18, No. 8 Arkansas 16 Carlos Huerta kicked a 20-yard field goal with 5:38 left, and Miami held Arkansas to minus-14 yards in the fourth quarter. Huerta's third field goal capped a 10-play, 74-yard drive. Arkansas' Steve Atwater dropped a potential interception in the end zone one play before the kick. "It was a little high, but I should have had it," Atwater said. "There are no excuses. We had chances to win the game. We just didn't capitalize." Arkansas, which lost to Miami 51 7 last year, entered the game as a 17 point underdog despite a 10-0 record. The Razorbacks had a chance to win even though Miami outgained them 438-186 in total yards. "Hopefully this game will show college football that Arkansas is for real," said Barry Foster, who had an 80-yard touchdown run for the Razorbacks. "Hopefully it will give seasons victories question of looking up than wearing down. Duke kept at least two 6-footj-10 players on the court throughout the game while Randy Elmore, the tallest player for The Citadel at -7, was held to 1 1 points. "Our height was just too much for them," said Duke coach Mike Krzy zewski. "We have more players who are bigger and better. When we're ready to play we're going to play and win." Danny Ferry scored 18 points anci Alaa Abdelnaby added 16 as Duke, 2-0, used pressure defense to key several scoring streaks. 3 "They scored a lot of baskets in transition, and we had a lot of trouble just getting the ball inbounds and sustaining our offense," said The Citadel coach Randy Nesbit, who saw his team give up 26 turnovers. Leon Bryant led the Bulldogs, 0 1, with 16 points. N.C. State coach Jim Valvan'b called his season-opening victory a chance to develop a solid bench. - "This game should help us develop some depth," he said. "But it wont be this easy Monday night against Akron. They are an extremely solid team that will test us." There were few tests against under manned Columbia as sophomore guard Chris Corchiani scored 17 points to lead the five Wolfpack starters in double figures. Chucky . Brown scored 15 points, while Avie Lester had 14, and Rodney Monroe and Brian Howard 13 each. Mickey Hinnant had seven poinl& five rebounds and four assists in 20 minutes off the bench. I "Our starting unit played pretty solid and with Mickey we have a sixtn player. Now we need to get a seventh an eighth and a ninth," Valvano said. us some respect among the top teams in college football." Arkansas plays UCLA in the Cotton Bowl. Miami, 9-1, meets Nebraska in the Orange Bowl. No. 5 Florida State 52, Florida 17 Chip Ferguson's three first-quarter touchdown passes sparked Florida State, which won its last 10 games after an opening loss to Miami. Ferguson's passes to Lawrence Dawsey, Tom O'Malley and Sammie Smith gave the Seminoles a 21-7 lead. Coach Bobby Bowden removed his starters in the third period after the Seminoles moved ahead 45-10. '1 Florida State gained 132 yards and 11 first downs in the first period against Florida's defense, which wafc ranked second nationally going irit6 the game. It was Florida State's largesjt margin of victory over Florida, whicfi will meet Illinois in the Ail Americai Bowl. Florida State plays Auburn ii the Sugar Bowl. j No. 14 Houston 45, Rice 14 ! Houston's Andre Ware threw fivfe touchdown passes and Jason Phillip and James Dixon became the firsjt teammates in NCAA history to finish 1-2 in the nation in receiving. ; Rice, 0-11, extended the nation longest losing streak to 18. Houston;, 9-2, plays Washington State in thp Aloha Bowl. Ware completed touchdown passes of 1 and 64 yards to Phillips, who caught 1 1 passes for 207 yards. Phillips finished the season with 108 catches, second on the all-time list to Tulsa's Howard Twilley, who caught 134 passes in 1965. 109 12 E. FRANKLIN ST. 942-0251 (ABOVE RITE-AID) compiled by Dave Glenn t
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