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coach Dick Vermeil, who returned to
coaching in 1997 after a 14-year absence.
He had lost his only other Super Bowl
appearance in 1981 with Philadelphia.
The Rams outgained the Titans 294
yards to 89 in the first half but led just
9-0. The first three possessions ended
with field-goal attempts and the Rams
holding a 3-0 lead.
St. Louis took the opening kickoff
and drove from its own 31 to the Titans
17. But holder Mike Horan fumbled the
snap on what would have been a
35-yard field-goal attempt.
The Titans then moved to the St.
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to George. But Del
Greco missed a 47-
yard field goal.
Warner then hit
two quick passes,
32 yards to Torry
Holt and 17 to
Marshall Faulk.
But that drive
stalled at the 9,
and Jeff Wilkins
hit a 27-yard field
goal to give St.
Louis the lead.
Former N.C. State
All-American
Torry Holt
caught seven passes
for 109 yards and a
TD in the Rams’ win.
The Titans kept the Rams out of the
end zone again after St. Louis drove 73
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11. This time Wilkins ended up kicking
a 29-yard field goal to make it 6-0.
The Rams then went 67 yards in 13
plays but ended up again with just a field
goal, a 29-yarder by Wilkins.
The Titans reached the St Louis 27
on the opening possession of the second
half, but Del Greco’s 47-yard field-goal
attempt was blocked by Todd Lyght.
The Rams followed the block with a
68-yard, eight-play drive for the game’s
first TD. It came two plays after the game
was delayed while Titans safety Blaine
Bishop was treated for a strained neck.
On third-and-goal from the 9, Holt
slid inside of Dainon Sidney and Warner
sidearmed the ball to him through the
Tennessee pass rush and it was 16-0.
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Sports
UNC Caps Undefeated Start
By Blasting No. 5 Hurricanes
The 20th-ranked North Carolina
baseball team finished off a perfect
weekend by defeating No. 5 Miami 9-0
Sunday in the ACC/Disney Blast
UNC (3-0) broke open a scoreless
game by scoring two runs in the bottom
of the fifth inning. The Tar Heels regis
tered two runs in the sixth and one more
in the seventh to take a 5-0 lead.
Ryan Blake
blasted a two-run
home run in a
four-run eighth
inning.
Chris Elmore
(1-0) provided
seven scoreless
innings and
allowed only four
hits.
“It’s January,
and we just have
to keep that in
mind,” UNC
coach Mike Fox
said. “It’s a little
Junior catcher
Dan Moylan
went 2-for-3 with
a sacrifice fly
in Sunday's win
against No. 5 Miami.
unexpected to come out and do this
well.”
On Saturday, the Tar Heels garnered
an 8-2 win against seventh-ranked Rice.
North Carolina broke a 2-2 tie by
scoring six runs in the top of the ninth.
Blake hit a triple to right-center field
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to drive in two runs and give UNC a
4-2 cushion. He later stole home.
UNC’s Scott Autrey (1-0) picked up
the win in his first collegiate pitching
appearance with 2 2/3 innings of score
less relief.
On Friday, North Carolina rallied to
knock off 23rd-ranked Central Florida
9-6.
The Tar Heels scored seven of their
nine runs in the fifth and sixth innings.
UNC freshmen Adam Greenberg,
Chad Prosser and Russ Adams com
bined to go 6-for-9 at the plate.
UNC Swimmers Sweep Maryland
The North Carolina swimming and
diving teams returned to the win col
umn Saturday afternoon, sweeping dual
meets from Maryland by virtually iden
tical scores at the Campus Recreation
Center Natatorium in College Park, Md.
The 17th-ranked UNC women’s
team defeated the Terps 181-119, while
the 20th-ranked men’s team recorded a
180-118 victory.
The UNC men (6-3,3-1 in the ACC)
won 11 of 16 events, led by sophomore
Chris Helin and junior Brad Kline.
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Helm won the 100-yard breaststroke, '
200-yard breaststroke and the 200-yard *'
individual medley. Kline captured two/''
events, winning the 200-yard freestyle
and the 500-yard freestyle. - *
The UNC women (8-2, 3-1 j also won
11 events, with Katie Hathaway and
Ashley Benner both earning two wins.
Under the Weather
Weather conditions forced postpone
ments for UNC’s women’s tennis, fenc
ing, wrestling, men’s tennis and track
and field teams this weekend. WjJ
The Tar Heels’ women’s tennis matcivri
against Richmond, which was scheduled;*
for Saturday, was postponed and will be.;-
rescheduled at a later date.
UNC’s fencing team did not travel to • •
Philadelphia for the Penn Dual Meets ■
because of weather conditions and flight
cancellations.
The North Carolina wresding team’s
scheduled dual meet Saturday evening
at No. 13 Arizona State was cancelled.
The UNC men’s tennis team was
forced to cancel its trip to play this j
weekend in the University of South ;
Carolina Invitational in Columbia, S.C.
The UNC track and field team can
celed its trip to Lincoln, Neb., for the
Comhusker Invitational.
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