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Horton Faces Charges
For Drugs, Weapons
North Carolina cornerback Jason
Horton has a probable cause hearing on
Jan. IT in Durham County District
Court stemming from drug and
weapons charges.
Horton, 19, of Ahoskie, and two
other men in a car were arrested Dec.
22 when they pulled over ahead of a
police checkpoint on Interstate 85 but
behind an undercover police vehicle,
the state Division of Alcohol Law
Enforcement said.
Officers and agents reported that
they seized two firearms, some marijua
na, a set of scales and $3,200.
Horton was charged with carrying a
concealed weapon, possession of
cocaine, possession of drug parapher
nalia, possession with intent to sell and
deliver marijuana and maintaining a
place for controlled substances. He was
later released from the Durham County
Jail on a SIO,OOO bond.
Horton could face suspension from
the team. North Carolina athletics
department policy says a player
charged with a felony is suspended until
legal proceedings are complete. His sta
tus was not immediately clear.
Horton started at cornerback in three
games for the Tar Heels this season. He
recorded one interception while playing
in 10 games.
N.C. State Tabs Amato
As New Football Coach
Giving a passionate acceptance
speech former boss Bobby Bowden
would be proud of, Chuck Amato left
national champion Florida State on Jan.
(i to take the coaching job at N.C. State.
Amato, who inherits a 6-6 team, was
given a five-year contract with a base
salary of $185,000 a season. He offered
no grand predictions of future success.
“It might get worse before it gets bet
ter,” said Amato, who replaces Mike
O’Cain. “All I ask is that you don’t
panic.”
Amato coached at N.C. State from
1972 1980, then spent two years at
Arizona as defensive coordinator. He
joined Florida State as an assistant in
1982 and has been linebackers coach
since 1996.
UNC Swimmers Sweep
Clemson in Dual Meet
The North Carolina men’s and
women’s swimming teams swept
Clemson on Saturday at Koury
Natatorium as the Tar Heels returned to
action for the first time since Nov. 20.
The women’s team cruised to a
150-93 win while the men topped the
Tigers 142-101.
No. 17 UNC improved to 5-1 on the
season, 2-0 in the ACC with the win
against Clemson (3-3, 0-2).
The 20th-ranked Tar Heel men
climbed to 3-2 (2-0 in the ACC), while
the Tigers (3-1, 1-1) picked up their first
loss of the season.
Both teams have dominated
Clemson in the series' history. The Tar
Heel men hold a 38-4 advantage against
Clemson, while the women lead the
series 17-5.
North Carolina resumes action today
at 3 p.m. in a dual meet against Kenyon
College.
2 Tar Heels Compete
For U.S. Down Under
Rather than going to Disney World
after winning the national champi
onship, North Carolina women’s soccer
player Susan Bush headed for Australia.
Bush and former Tar Heel goalkeep
er Siri Mullinix are among the 18 play
ers competing in the Australia Cup in
place of the U.S. National team, which
boycotted the event due to a salary dis
pute.
Bush, who was named offensive
MVP of the 1999 Women’s College
Cup, scored the game-winning goal in
Team USA’s 8-1 victory against the
Czech Republic on Jan. 7.
On Monday, Bush set up several
scoring chances for the Americans, but
the ball never found the back of the nel
as the U.S. battled Sweden to a scoreless
lie.
3 UNC Baseball Players
Earn Preseason Honors
T hree North Carolina baseball play
ers have been named preseason All-
Americans by the publications Baseball
America and Collegiate Baseball.
With the start of the 2000 season less
than a month away, outfielder Tyrell
Godwin and pitchers Derrick DePriest
and Ryan Snare were each named pre
season All-Americans.
From Staff and Wire Reports
THE LOWDOWN ON TONIGHT'S GAME
(£) BRENDAN HAYWOOD, 7-0
7 Leading the nation in field goal
percentage with 752 mark
® JASON CAPEL, 6-8 fp\ KRIS LANG, 6-11
Hit four late free throws in lasi Has scored in double figures in
year s overtime.win vs Wake three consecutive grimes.
(£) SD COTA, 6-1 JOSEPH FORTE, 64
AU2 Had a career-high 23 points VJB7 leads ACC freshmen in scoring
against N.C. State on Saturday with 16.3 points per game.
No. 13 North Carolina (114,24 in ACC)
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(£) ROBERT O’KELLEY, 6-1 (||\ JOSH HOWARD, 6-6
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four contests against UNC points per game this season.
(f) NIKI ARINZE, 6-5 fe'j DARIUS SONGALIA, 6-9
NIV Averaging 7.1 points and 3.6 Has scored in double figures in
rebounds per game this year. four consecutive games.
RAFAEL VIDAURRETA, 69
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PEPPERS
From Page 18
telling me this summer that Julius was
really good. Maybe we have to make
Ed an assistant coach or a recruiter.
“Usually if somebody comes out after
you’ve play ed a few games, it’s hard for
them to break in. But Julius picks up
things very well.”
For Peppers, the transition was more
a matter of getting comfortable with the
system and learning the plays. After
playing sparingly in his first few games,
Peppers has seen increased floor time
since Winter Break.
Peppers has brought toughness and
tenacity to a team labeled as soft much
of the early season. Since he joined the
club, some of that tag has begun to fade
and others - notably, Haywood - are
playing with an increased intensity.
“I’m a long way down the road from
when I first got out because I’m feeling
more comfortable with the plays and
feeling more comfortable with the
guys,” Peppers said. “1 think I’m coming
along pretty good right now. I feel like
I've been with the team since they start
ed practicing.”
The Sports Editor can be reached at
sports@unc.edu.
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Game: No. 13 North Carolina at Wake Forest
Time: 9 p.m.
Location: Lawrence Joel Coliseum
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Series Record: UNC leads 143-55.
Keys for UNC: The Tar Heels need to get the
ball to Brendan Haywood, who has made
40 of his last 47 field goal attempts. The
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the foul line like it did against N.C. State
(32 attempts).
Keys for Wake Forest: Robert O'Kelley has
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night, when Cota outscored him 23-2.
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UNC Bench: With Kris Lang back in the starting
lineup, guard Max Owens has come off the
bench the last three games. Julius Peppers
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rebounding ability.
Wake Forest Bench: Swingman Craig Dawson
averages 9.4 points per game, and Josh
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ence recendy, averaging 15.3 points, 9.3
rebounds and 2.0 blocks in the four
games leading up to Saturday.
“Brendan’s playing great right now,”
Cota said. “I think it’s because it’s the
Year 2000. It’s like anew person out
there, anew player out there.
“He’s being more aggressive, and that’s
what we ask for from him. He’s also being
more assertive on the defensive end.”
N.C. State cut the lead to 58-48 with
the help of a trey from Anthony Grundy,
but UNC answered the brief spurt with a
lay-in by Cota and two free throws from
Max Owens after N.C. State coach Herb
Sendek was hit with a technical foul.
Sendek argued a call in which UNC’s
Jason Capel forced a jump ball situation
with Inge as the two became tangled up.
“I was just out there competing,”
Capel said. “There weren’t any hard
feelings, and it wasn’t anything person
al. Kenny and I were just out there play
ing hard, and I’m glad we got the call. I
think it made a difference in the game.”
Cota took over from there, hitting two
of his patented floaters and a pair of free
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Wednesday, January 12, 2(KX)
throws down the stretch as UNC
increased its lead to 80-65 with 1:22 left.
It was enough to secure the game
and enough to prove that Cota can
score - when the Tar Heels need him.
■ “Ed always makes great decisions,”
Haywood said. “When peopie are play
ing him for the pass, he takes the shot.
When they play him for the shot, he
makes the pass.
“He’s not the ACC’s leading assist
man for no reason. He knows the game.”
The Sports Editor can be reached at
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UNC 83, N.C. State 75
NX. State 34 41_ 75
UNC 36 47 83
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U*C: Cota 66 7-9 23, Fwte 8-9 44 18, Haymow* 7-7 2-4 16
lang 0-2 10-10 10. Capel 47 01 9. Owens 2-3 34 l Psppefs
0-1 000. NewdyO-1 00 C Totalr 27-33 26-32 S3
3- goats N.C State 519 (Grandy 36. Mtlet 24,
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36 iCapel 14. Ftxta 2-3. Owens Oli Rebounds —N C State
29tinge 6t. UNC 23(Haywood 71 Aseists-NC Stale 18
(Grundy 71 UNC 14 (Capet 4. Cota 4 - Steals —NC State 13
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UNC 14
Attendance - 21.572.
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