6The Daily Tar HeelWednesday, November 30, 1988
Sports
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restores shaken confidence
' He did not dazzle the Smith Center
crowd with Jordanesque moves. He
did not light up the scoreboard with
three-point bombs. What Pete Chil
cutt did do was coolly put in 14 points
and pull down nine rebounds against
the Stanford Cardinal on Monday
night.
"I was trying to play better than
I did last weekend (at the Big Apple
NIT)," Chilcutt said. "I wanted to
play more aggressive. In the first half,
they were getting some offensive
rebounds. At halftime, we just got
together and decided to go out there
and play as hard as we could."
Early in the second half, Chilcutt
sensed a shift in the game's momen
tum after North Carolina's defense
forced a couple of Cardinal turnovers
and traveling calls.
For Chilcutt, who went into the
locker room at the half with only a
pair of free throws on his scoring
tally, the second half was the time
to make his presence felt. He scored
six points in the first four minutes
of the second half as the Tar Heels
erased the Cardinal's three-point
halftime lead and pulled ahead to stay
with a 17-4 run.
. "Pete gave us a big lift," UNC
coach Dean Smith said.
Chilcutt finished the night perfect
from the floor on six shots all
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coming in the second half. All of these
shots came from inside the paint,
including several tip-ins.
After the game, though, Chilcutt
seemed more concerned about his
role as a rebounder than as a scorer.
"With J.R. (Reid) out, it's really
a loss of offensive rebounding power, ago."
as well as defensively," Chilcutt said. In exhibition play against Mara-
"At the beginning of the year in thon Oil, Chilcutt had showed the
practice, J.R. was really hitting the kind of confidence and aggressiveness
boards a lot more than he did last to which Smith referred, scoring a
year, so that definitely is an aspect team-high 23 points and pulling down
that I have to come in and try and 12 rebounds. However, his statistical
improve on." . output in the first four regular season
Grabbing six of his nine rebounds games was far below those marks,
in the second half, Chilcutt also On Monday afternoon, Smith met
showed a marked improvement in the with Chilcutt about his overall play
carom department. North Carolina this season.
had been outrebounded overall "It wasnt like a criticizing meet
through the first four games, but the ing," Chilcutt said. "He just asked me
Tar Heels cleaned the boards against what I was thinking on some things.
Stanford with a 38-18 rebounding I just wanted to go out and play hard
edge. not because of the meeting, but
Chilcutt felt his play in the Stan- just because I needed to."
ford game, in which he more than Returning for his sophomore year,
doubled his scoring and rebounding Chilcutt,. out of Eutaw, Ala., is
averages from the first four games, currently averaging eight points and
was more aggressive than in the past.
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"He gave us a big lift. He has a
knack of getting to the ball, of tipping
it and keeping it alive," said senior
teammate Jeff Lebo, who finished
with 24 points of his own. Combined
with his 29-point effort against
Indiana, Lebo's performances
. marked the first back-to-back 20-
point games of his UNC career.
"I think Pete looked like he was
into it more, more confident than he
did in New York," Smith said. "He's
playing more like he did two weeks
five rebounds per game, topping his
freshman averages of 4.9 points and
3.2 rebounds.
Chilcutt did not lead the team in
any category for the game; Lebo,
Scott Williams, and King Rice
garnered top team honors in scoring,
rebounding and assists, respectively.
Nevertheless, Chilcutt was solid
across the board with four assists and
two steals, along his strong scoring
and rebounding totals.
So while Williams and Lebo are
grabbing most of the headlines,
Chilcutt is busy just grabbing his
share of rebounds and playing a more
aggressive role in the paint, coming
off the bench for the Tar Heels.
CWAturnbuckle terrors put on some show
I was studying quietly in my dorm
room one night, not bothering
anyone, when I suddenly heard
strange noises coming from the room
next door. Since it was only a week
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opened my door to get a better earful.
"Thwack!"
"Womp!"
nd then applause.
At first I thought my suitemates
were just reading along with another
Batman rerun, but then the walls
began to shake, and I knew there had
to be more to it than that.
I approached the battered door,
peered inside and was introduced to
the study break to end all study
breaks.
"Ladies and gentlemen," booms the
voice of the ring announcer, a junior
accounting major from Burlington
who was holding part of a towel rack
in his hand as a microphone,
"Welcome to this CWA (Carmichael
Wrestling Association) officially
sanctioned Intercontinental cham-
pionsnip tag team match.
"In the blue corner, weighing in at
a total of 900 pounds, the challengers,
Big Bud Sleuce and Grant 'the Plant'
Frampton."
The two spectators on hand boo
vehemently, and then Rush's "Tom
Sawyer" fills the room.
"And in the red corner," the
announcer continues over xne music,
"the defending Intercontinental
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and Bradford 'the Iceman' Sutton."
There is thunderous applause as
the champions enter the room, the
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Iceman clad in all white, the High
Plains Drifter wearing cowboy boots
and a bandana.
The announcer, who also serves as
commissioner, bangs a spoon on the
towel rack (the bell), and two fighters
enter the ring. What follows for the
next 10 or 15 minutes is a ridiculous
imitation of pro wrestling, with all
the seriousness of a match between
Hulk Hogan and Andre the Giant.
Well, almost all of the seriousness.
The fight is temporarily stopped if
one of the participants gets a phone
call.
But these guys do it up right. They
perform every move from the ever-
popular body-slam to the airplane
spin to the bounce-him-off-the-ropes-
and-clothesline-him-on-the-way-
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is also the "DDT" a
deadly move. I don't know exactly
what the initials stand for, but the
only time I asked I expenenced a
DDT first hand and realized I didn't
need to know that badly.
Anyway, when all the dust has
cleared in this match, it appears the
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a semi-slump to score 14 points
shocking upset. Grant "the Plant"
Frampton flashes his green thumb in
triumph as the title belts leather
ones strung through decorated paper
plates are handed over.
But all the while there seems to be
something fishy going on. Over in a
. corner, the High Plains Drifter is
talking quietly with the ref and, it
appears, greasing a palm or two. The
ref then returns to the center of the
ring and announces that the decision
has been reversed and the champions
will retain their Intercontinental title.
Widespread chaos breaks out in the
ring as Grant the Plant and Big Bud
Sleuce body slam the referee, the
Iceman and the High Plains drifter
escape safely with their belts and the
commissioner runs around waving his
arms and trying to restore order.
In a short while, however, this night
of wrestling is over. Some of the
participants go back to their studying
while others order out for pizza. I
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