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Monday, December 2,1996
Hut’s era comes to close at Fetzer
BY JOHN SWEENEY
ASSISTANT UNIVERSITY EDITOR
Ever since its inception in 1979, North
Carolina’s women’s soccer program has
been housed in the Hut, a tiny, some
what decrepit, gray stone building that
sits inconspicuously near the comer of
Fetzer Field.
The structure, built in 1936, is not
exactly what you would expect for a
team that has won 12 NCAA tourna
ment championships and seven ACC
tournament championships, produced
more than 30 All-America selections and
seven national players of the year—four
of whom won the award two times each.
But UNC coach Anson Dorrance
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any other way.
“If you look at
the hut, it’s not the
most impressive
building,”
Dorrance said Sat
urday after the Tar
Heels beat Florida
9-0 to advance to
the final four for the
15th consecutive
year. “But if you
look at the evolu
tion of our program
and of women’s
soccer, we sort of
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But women’s soccer —and UNC
has arrived in the United States. Just take
a look at the crowds for this year’s Olym
pic games in Atlanta, where women’s
soccer was one of the biggest draws and
the U. S. team that featured seven current
and former UNC players won the gold.
Or look at the crowd at Saturday’s game:
1,023 fans braved near-freezing tempera
tures and rain to see the Tar Heels play.
With that in mind, athletic depart
ment officials are investing in anew facil
ity for the men’s and women’s soccer
teams, meaning the Hut has to go. Con
sequently, Saturday’s game marked the
last time the team would meet for its
pregame discussion in its old home.
“This was our final christening of the
Hut, since it will be demolished after the
season,” Dorrance said. “There was a lot
of nostalgia involved in this game, and it
was important to me personally.”
Many of the Tar Heel players felt the
same way.
“It was our last day in the Hut, and I
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know that’s a special thing, since it’s
been around forever,” senior midfielder
Sarah Dacey said.
The Hut has housed many former
collegiate stars, including Janet Rayfield,
Kristine Lilly and Mia Hamm. These
players have come and gone, but their
legacy still fills the old building.
“I think (the Hut) also reflects the
temperament of the players we have
here,” Dorrance said. “We’ve had some
extraordinaryplayerscomethroughhere.
We have some extraordinary players now
and, if you’ve talked to them, you know
they’re a very humble collection of
women.”
But if the Hut is symbolic of the
program’s past, then Dorrance’s descrip
tion of the new building should have
opponents even more frightened about
the future.
“(The new facility) will be the ulti
mate soccer building in the country,” he
said. “It’ll rival a lot of football programs
even in terms of its grandness.”
Brown nabs ACC honor; I
Bly named to Camp team
STAFF REPORT
As football season nears its end, the
awards keep piling in for 13th-ranked
North Carolina.
First, a group of sports writers and
broadcasters tabbed UNC coach Mack
Brown the ACC Coach of the Year on
Tuesday. Then on Saturday, Tar Heel
freshman comerback Dre’ Bly was named
a first-team All-American by the Walter
Camp Football Foundation. Also, Bly is
a finalist for the Jim Thorpe Award,
given to the nation’s top defensive back.
Other than Bly,
no North Carolina
freshman has ever
nabbed first-team
All-America hon
ors. Only one other
freshman in ACC
history has been
named as a first
team All-Ameri
can.
Bly set a North
Carolina and ACC
record with 11 in
terceptions this sea
son, including
three picks in a 16-
UNC defensive back
DRE’BLY is the first
Tar Heel freshman
to garner first-team
All-America honors.
0 win over Georgia Tech on Sept. 21. In
the Tar Heels’ 20-17 loss at Virginia on
Nov. 16, Bly snared a Tim Sherman pass
and raced 51 yards for a touchdown.
Brown is the first Tar Heel skipper to
gamer the coaching award since Dick
Crum accomplished the feat in 1980.
Two other North Carolina coaches have
captured the honor since 1953 Bill
Dooley in 1971 and Jim Hickey in 1963.
Brown received 34 of a possible 88
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votes,withClemsoncoachTommyWest -
coming in second with 28 votes and
Florida State coach Bobby Bowden fin
ishing third with 25. The Atlantic Coast
Sports Writers Association voted on the
award. , >
Since 1980, each ACC school has had
a coach win the award. ~i
In addition to earning ACC plaudits,,
Brown was also named as one of 10’,
semifinalists for the Bear Bryant Award,
given annually to the nation’s top college
football coach.
This season, the Tar Heels went 9-2 in
the regular season and took second place -
in the conference with a 5-2 mark. Among
North Carolina’s nine wins are victories
over Syracuse (27-10) and Clemson (45-
0). The Tar Heels rose as high as sixth in
the Associated Press Top 25 before los
ing to the Cavaliers.
And for the fifth straight season, the
Tar Heels will play in a bowl game. This
year, UNC will head to Jacksonville,
Fla., to play in the Gator Bowl on New
Year’s Day.
Brown is in his ninth year at the Tar
Heel helm, having compiled a 5845-1
record at UNC. His overall mark stands
at 75-73-1.
In other voting, Virginia tailback Tiki -
Barber edged Florida State defensive end
Peter Boulware for ACC Player of the
Year. North Carolina quarterback Chris
Keldorf was third in balloting for Offen
sive Player of the Year.
Keldorf smashed the UNC record for.
touchdown passes in a season, totalling,
23 before his season ended with a frac
tured and dislocated ankle at Duke on
Nov. 23.