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UNC tailback Jon Linton (with ball) hurtles a pileup at the line during the Tar Heels' 23-6 win over Indiana. He rushed
for a career-high 121 yards and scored one touchdown against the Hoosiers. UNC faces Stanford on Saturday.
Cardinal’s high-octane offense
to offer stern test for UNC 4 D’
Game and time: No. 17 Stanford at
No. 7 North Carolina. Kickoff is at 6
p.m. Saturday.
Site: Kenan Stadium
Playing surface: natural grass
TV/radio: espn2 will telecast the
game nationally. The Tar Heel Sports
Network will provide live radio cover
age; its flagship station is WCHLI36O
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1997 record: Both teams are 1-0.
Series: first meeting
Personnel update: North Carolina
DT Marcus Dow (lacerated kidney)
is out for the season.
Stanford none reported
Stanford offense: The Cardinal has
one of the nation’s most well-rounded
attacks, though it relies more on the
pass than the run.
Quarterback Chad Hutchinson threw
for 302 yards in Stanford’s season-open
ing 28-12 win over San Jose State last
week, including one touchdown and
two interceptions.
“The performance by Chad was very
solid,” Stanford coach Tyrone
Willingham said. ‘‘There were a lot of
guys who touched balls. We like that
because it doesn’t allow the defense to
really dig in and pinpoint one guy.”
UNC coach Mack Brown called
Hutchinson the best opposing quarter
back to come to Kenan in a long time,
and the junior from Del Mar, Calif.,
should test UNC’s secondary all day.
His primary targets include flanker
Troy Walters, who caught eight passes
for 166 yards last week, and flanker Jeff
Allen, who averaged 21.5 yards per
catch. Hutchinson completed passes to
10 different receivers against San Jose
State.
Walters is a threat anywhere on the
field. He compiled 202 multipurpose
yards Saturday, and he is the Cardinal’s
top punt returner, averaging 11.7 yards
per return.
Stanford has two strong runners out
of the backfield, which was rated sec
ond in the nation in the preseason by
The Sporting News. Mike Mitchell and
Anthony Bookman combine for 3,662
career rushing yards, and Bookman ran
for 51 on Saturday.
But the Cardinal hasn’t faced a run
defense like UNC’s, and Stanford needs
to establish a ground game to keep the
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“We know that (UNC) will be tuned
up for this next game,” Willingham said.
“... That is something we have to
improve and do better in running.”
North Carolina offense: UNC’s two
biggest offensive questions were
answered last week. Tailback Jon Linton
rushed for a career-high 121 yards on 22
carries, and tight end Alge Crumpler
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But the focus shifted when quarter
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Keldorf will need to recover his touch in
order for UNC to move the ball
Saturday.
“I got it out of my system," Keldorf
said. “Everything’s out, you almost feel
so relaxed now. Now you can go to the
drawing board and start to work.”
Keldorf did have a strong second half
last week, completing nine of 14 passes
for 142 yards. His ability to throw short
in third-down situations could deter
mine the outcome of this game.
Linton, too, will be a key factor in
allowing the Tar Heels to establish a
multifaceted offense. Like UNC,
Stanford’s defense should be well-versed
in dealing with a West Coast attack.
These two offenses are very similar.
Stanford defense: The Cardinal unit
yielded 236 passing yards Saturday, and
Keldorf could abuse that stat even more.
Given UNC’s speed and sticky hands at
wide receiver, the Stanford secondary
could be susceptible to the big play. Free
safety Tim Smith (6-foot-4) is the only
SU defensive back with the height to
match UNC wideout L.C. Stevens.
North Carolina defense: The UNC
defense could decide the outcome of
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this game. The Tar Heels were relentless
in their pressure of Indiana quarterback
Jay Rodgers last week, and the sec
ondary came up with two interceptions
and two pass break-ups.
Stanford’s attack, though, will be the
toughest UNC has faced in the past two
years. Defensive end Greg Ellis will have
to break through double-teams to keep
Hutchinson on his heels, and corner
backs Dre’ Bly and Robert Williams
have to blanket Stanford’s receivers to
keep Hutchinson at bay.
“If you get to him, he can’t throw the
ball with great accuracy, so that’s our
whole plan is to get to him,” Ellis said.
“It will put a lot of pressure on us, and
it’s a big test for our secondary.”
Bly and defensive tackle Vonnie
Holliday were banged up Saturday, but
both returned to the game. The two saw
limited contact during Tuesday’s prac
tice and went full contact on
Wednesday.
Final analysis/prediction: Two fac
tors should swing the game in the Tar
Heels’ favor. Stanford arguably has the
better offense in this matchup, but
UNC’s defense has more than enough
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UNC’s pass defense currently rates third
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UNC 24, Stanford 14
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North Carolina’s men’s and women’s cross country teams
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meet in two years.
The men and women will host James Madison, East
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“The men’s toughest competition will be the alumni,”
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The women are scheduled to run at 5:30 p.m. and the men
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