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GREENSBORO - Claude H
Williams'larceny with 9:30 left in H
North Carolina A&T's 84-68 win
over arch-rival Howard Universi- J
ty last Saturday night encap- H
sulated in one play t,he Aggies'
continued mastery of the Bison.
Williams took the ball from tm
Howard V Derek Carocciolo in S
the manner of a defensive back
wresting a pass from a wide IT
receiver. The. 6-foot-7, U
i05-pound Williams turned his H
pickoff into an unmolested slam
dunk and a 59-44 A&T lead. The
Aggies proceeded to run the H
argin to 70-50 with 6:27 left en I
route to their ninth win over the B
Biaon in their last 11 meetings. , F
"I just anticipated the ball," ^
Williams said afterward. "I was
lucky I didn't get a foul because H
referees tend to react to any steal H
attempt, but I got all ball."
Indeed, the Aggies got all of
the Bison, who entered with a
five-game winning streak and
some competitive early-season H
play against the likes of H
Villanova, Ohio State and Providence.
The winning streak in- W
eluded championships in the ^
Utica Tournament and McLen- t#
don Classic in Chicago. wk
But A&T, which was coming fl
off a loss at previously winless
CoppTn State, derailed the
Howard express with a rousing He
start at Corbett Sports Center. ne
The Aggies, behind the outside
shooting of No. 2 guard George te
Cale, opened a 17-2 lead that set fe
the stage for a lone nieht for the
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Bison. *
"The kids wanted to beat them
so badly they lost perspective," ^
Coach A.B. Williamson said in a
somber Howard locker room. stc
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this wasn't Howard University ag
tonight. At least, this wasn't the th
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In the meantime^ Mcllwaine is Be
finishing his degree in ad- re
ministrative justice. He hopes to W
begin law school next January. re
Coach A.B.% Williarnson has hi:
aiso allowed Mtllwaine to make
all road trips and has his senior sh
working with the Bison big men. H<
Mcllwaine said the addition of th
6-foot-9 l.andreth Baugh and 6-8 93
Howard Spencer had improved
Howard, off to an 8-4 start. N<
4tHoward has helped take the ro
pressure off our guards," Mcll- ar
well in most areas, especially
blocked shots. But he needs to m
improve his rebounding." <3
Spencer showed his outside M
range against the Aggies, making 4both
of his three-point attempts.
The team's second-leading scorer re
with a 12-poitit average, Spencer R
has made 11 of 21 from three- gi
point range in 12 games.
But A&T's Claude Williams
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"Last year when we came hqse,
&T executed. But this year they
dn't execute the whole game,
e just beat ourselves."
In the second half, which
irted \yith Howard getting two
>ints off technicals assessed
ainst A&T for adding names to
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3nt line. Williams' intimidating
esence limited the Spencers and
lugh to a total of 18 points, 15
bounds and one blocked shot,
illiams totaled 14 points, eight
bounds and three blocks
mself.
Still, Baugh has blocked 43
ots this season, making
oward the third-ranked team in
e nation in that category with
Mcliwaine is one of three
rth Carolinians on the Bison
ster. The others are Spencer
id his brother John, both from
oldsboro.
Indeed, the two Spencers were
aking a return trip to
reensboro after playing Danny
anning-led Page in the 1982
A state title game.
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icky Dodson, a slick-shooting
lard.
Cy Alexander, a _ former
arkland assistant, is primarily
sponsible for the Tar Heel
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game's start, Howard appeared
to just take the loss, for granted.
Bison point guard William Stuart
nad a short exchange with Aggie
Coach Don Corbett.
"See you , in the Capital,
Coach," Stuart said with about
eight minutes left, referring to the
rematch in D.C.
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"What do you mean, 4See you
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he misses playing; he's
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flavor on the Bison roster. Alexander
keeps close tabs on' high
school basketball talent in this
state.
After the lopsided loss to A&T
last week, these North Carolinians
were hoping that their
return here for the MEAC Tournament
in March is more successful.
Howard last won a game
in Greensboro in 1QJH
Last week's loss, which came
after a five-game winning streak,
is getting to be too much of a
routine for the Bison, who had
won 15 of 16 before losing in
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)ver Howard
in the Capital?' Play some ball
tonight," Corbett responded.
The Aggies themselves did play
some ball, especially Williams (14
points, eight rebounds, two
blocked shots, two steals), Cale
(23 points) and sophomore guard
Corvin Davis (a career-high 17
points).
Cale, a 6-6 long-range shooter
who made nine of 13 from the
field, was astonished byHoward's
lack of a second-half
surge and urge.
"With eight minutes left all
they could say is, 'You guvs have
to come to the Capital,' " Cale
said. "I mean, don't they have
I enough pride to play their hearts
out the entire game? They were
only 15 points down or so. With
the three-point line, they could be
back in the-game with five shots.
And they're eighth in the NCAA
in three-point percentage." ft
But credit Cale with boggling
the Bison's minds with his early- P
game barrage from downtown
Greensboro. Cale opened the I
scoring with a line-drive three- I
pointer. He Jft^nt on to score * I
A&T's first 10 points and 12 of
its first 17.
Cale said his effort against
Howard was ^ atypical of his
previous three outings, including
a one-for-nine night against Coppin
State. _
"I'nrrelieved because I was in ft
a three-game slump," said the I
senior from Middletown, Del. - W
"Coach (Corbett) took me out to
shoot the other day. He told me 1
was pushing my shot. He told me
to sling the ball because that's my
normal shot and it doesn't have a
whole lot of rotation on it."
While Cale was counting spins,
point guard Thomas "Ice" Griffis
was getting the offense synchronized.
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