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Cunningham works out
for Ditka, New Orleans
METAIRIE, La.— Former
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback
Randall Cunningham worked out
Tuesday at the New Orleans Saints
training facility.
Coach Mike Ditka has said he wants
to create a more competitive environ
ment for veteran starting quarterback
Jim Everett.
Sources report Manning
will stay at Tennessee
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Peyton
Manning, by far the best pro prospect
among college quarterbacks, is leaning
toward staying at Tennessee rather than
entering the NFL draft.
Manning said Tuesday he will
announce his decision Wednesday at a
1:30 p.m. EST news conference on the
Tennessee campus.
Various sources, including agents and
NFL officials, said Manning is likely to
remain at Tennessee.
“I’d say it’s 99 percent sure that he’ll
stay,” said one source, who asked not to
be identified, adding he had spoken
with Manning on Monday night.
Nike Inc. lists Champion
in lawsuit about TV ad
PORTLAND, Ore. Nike Inc. has
filed a lawsuit against Champion
Products Inc. alleging Gary Payton vio
lated his contract by endorsing the rival
company's athletic apparel.
Nike is seeking more than $225,000
from Champion and Payton's agent,
Aaron K. Goodwin. The Beaverton ath
letic shoe and apparel company also is
asking for a court order blocking
Champion from airing two television
ads featuring Payton.
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Fencers prepare for regional tournament
■ UNC will send 18 fencers
to Philadelphia for this
weekend’s competition.
BY JOHN SWEENEY
STAFF WRITER
Amid all the hype surrounding this
weekend’s ACC Men’s Basketball
Tournament, it’s easy for some of North
Carolina’s lesser-known sports to get lost
in the crowd.
Yet the UNC fencing team will be
heading out to begin its own bit of
March Madness on Saturday in this
case, the Mid-Atlantic/South Regional
Fencing Tournament.
Eighteen Tar Heels (18-11 men, 23-7
women) were selected to compete in the
tournament, with their bids for the
NCAA championships on the line.
“This is actually one of the smaller
qualifying fields we’ve had,” UNC
coach Ron Miller said. “Part of that is
due to injuries and to the fact that sev
eral of our best fencers didn’t get enough
bouts.”
Packer to help Nebraska
with conditioning, training
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
LINCOLN, Neb. Green Bay
Packer Tyrone Williams, sentenced to
six months in jail for firing two shots at
an occupied car, will serve part of his
time helping to condition athletes at the
University of Nebraska.
Williams began serving time Feb. 24,
a month after he played for the Packers
in the Super Bowl, after pleading no
contest and being convicted of third
degree assault in the Jan. 30, 1994,
shooting.
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Suzanne or Lisa at 932-6093.
But that num
ber is also a testa
ment to the Tar
Heels’ depth.
Several fencers
traveling to the
regionals aren’t
regular starters.
Qualification
for regionals, to be
held at Haverford
College in
Philadelphia, is
based on perfor
mance during the
regular season.
Miller said a 60
percent win rate
was usually enough for qualification,
depending on one’s competition.
From there, performance at regionals
plays a big role in determining whether
a fencer proceeds to the NCAAs.
So the Tar Heels know they need to
get their minds on the task at hand. Any
slip-ups could end their season.
“We’ve got to set everything else
aside,” junior Jason Wells said. “We
can’t be preoccupied with schoolwork
versity student Brooke Bohac.
The two shots hit the car’s rear quar
ter panel.
Connie Lofgren-Osbom of Lancaster
County Corrections and Ron Flansburg
of Lancaster County District Court
Probation recommended denying
Williams’ request.
Lofgren-Osborn said her recommen
dation was “based on the nature and
severity of the defendant’s charge.”
But Lancaster County District Judge
Bernard McGinn approved the work
release plan on Friday, and Williams
began work Monday.
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All rights reserved.
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to advance to the
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and other things like that. We just have
to focus on fencing because this is the
do-or-die.”
Endurance will be another key for the
Tar Heels on Saturday. Each fencer
could participate in more than 20 bouts
this weekend.
“That’s almost a third of the season
in one day,” Miller said.
With that in mind, Miller will cut
back on conditioning this week and
focus instead on the mental aspects of
fencing.
“There's basically a lot more bouting,
a lot more experimentation with tactics,
trying to iron out the things that we’re
doing well this season,” Miller said.
“The last two weeks, we’ve tried to
get back into the idea of fencing in a
pool where there actually is elimina
tion.”
For Laura Johnson, a senior epeeist
who has been to the tournament twice
before, this weekend will mark her last
opportunity to qualify for the NCAAs.
Johnson has been putting plenty of
emphasis on that bouting in hopes of
improving her ability to deal with the
pressure of the postseason.
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“It’s hard to go from fencing dual
meet format to fencing regional format,”
Johnson said. “You know you can trav
el all that distance and lose in the first
round and be out.”
Competition is fierce at the regional
tournament, with the field narrowed to
only the best fencers. But senior epeeist
Lilian Kizer, who has advanced to the
NCAAs the past two years, said even
the strong qualifying field would be ben
eficial for the Tar Heels.
“It will be a higher level of competi
tion, which is good, because that makes
us perform better,” Kizer said.
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In all, Miller predicted four to seven
of his fencers would qualify. Wells, with
a record of 64-15, promises to be one of
the top Tar Heel performers, as does
Kizer.
“There’s nobody there that I can’t
beat,” Wells said.
In feet, that’s pretty much how Miller
feels about his entire team who, thanks
to preparation and intensity, might be
ready to surprise a few people.
“Physically we’re ready,” Miller said.
“We’re in good shape, our injuries have
improved, and I think mentally we’re
pretty well-balanced.”
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