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DURHAM The Duke Blue Devils
can search add search, but they won’t find
themselves among the elite of college bas
ketball for the first time since 1986.
In feet, they didn’t even bother to look
Monday at the AP poll, said Mike Cragg,
Duke’s sports information director.
“It wasn’t surprising,” Cragg said.
“When you’re 9-6 and have lost four in a
row, there’s not a whole lot of teams on the
poll like that.”
With coach Mike Kizyzewski out in
definitely with back problems, Duke’s run
of 153 consecutive poll appearances, which
began in December 1986, came to an end.
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BYERINPARRISH
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The Joe Hilton Indoor Track complex,
affectionately known as the “tin can” or
the “track shack,” was a hub of activity
over the weekend.
The Tar Heels hosted the high school
western regional Friday and Saturday and
teams from St. Augustine’s, North Caro
lina A&T, Methodist College, Duke and
Livingstone on Sunday.
Formost oftheUNC athletes, Sunday’s
meet was their first glimpse of competition
of the indoor season, and despite training
hard during the first week back from winter
break, North Carolina’s runners, jumpers
and throwers responded surprisingly well.
“To hit the performances we did today
this early in the season is really unusual,”
North Carolina head coach Dennis
Craddock said. “We usually go into this
meet real tired, and we didn’t rest them as
much as usual, so I’m really pleased with
our performances.”
Kendrick Morgan was without ques
tion the star of Sunday’s meet. The junior
broke his own UNC indoor track record in
the men’s triple jump with a mark of 53-5
1/2 inches. The jump qualified him auto
matically for the NCAA indoor champi
onships, to be held in March at the Hoosier
Dome in Indianapolis.
“That’s a real tribute to Kendrick,”
Craddock said.
Freshman Tasha Colander continued
to tear up the track, pulling off an impres
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and the 55-meter hurdles. Colander led a
Tar Heel sweep of the hurdles as senior
Ayo Atteibeny and Tyra Moore took sec
ond and third places.
Moore was jumping all over the place
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Sunday. She sandwiched wins in the
women’s triple and long jumps between
placing third in the hurdles and high jump.
North Carolina’s Kim Jones captured
the attention of the sparse crowd with her
5-10 3/4 high jump mark. She leaped to a
personal record and had several close at
tempts at 6 feet.
Jones led a Tar Heel sweep of the high
jump. Seniorheptathlete Sandi Everett was
second with a jump of 5-6.
In the men’s high jump, North
Carolina’s Eric Bishop won with a jump of
7-l. Teammate Jeff Klutz finished third
with the same height, an NCAA provi
sional qualifying mark.
Tar Heel freshman shot-putter Mandy
Schnupp won her first collegiate meet with
athrowof44-5 l/4,andjuniorpole-vaulter
Shannon Pope qualified provisionally with
a leap of 17-5 l/4. Jerry Ingram won the
men’s shot with a heave of 53-7 3/4.
Curtis Johnson Jr. turned in the third
festest time in UNC history (6.22 seconds)
while finishing second in the 55-meter dash.
Teammate Tony McCall joined Johnson
as an NCAA provisional qualifier with his
time of 6.28 seconds.
UNC’s middle distance contingent was
relatively quiet Sunday, as Craddock chose
to hold out most of the runners from com
peting on the steeply banked wooden track
of the tin can.
“Our facility is good for the shorter
events, but not for running in circles,”
Craddock said. *
UNC’s Todd Morgan led four laps of
the men’s mile before fading to second
behind eventual winner Doug Kling of
Duke. Morgan finished with a time of
4:23. Teammate Jason Page battled for
third for most of the race, but finished
fourth behindDuke’sDarinMellinger with
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