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By Any Name, UNC's Barksdale Has Plenty
By Bret Strelow
Assistant Sports Editor
At the beginning of North Carolina
women’s basketball games, she’s intro
duced as a forward.
Opposing coaches say she’s a guard.
Many of her teammates and friends
simply call her “Q.”
No matter how people identify
her, most of the titles don’t hold that
much weight with 5-foot-11 LaQuanda
Barksdale.
“With the set we’re going with now,
like a four-around-one, there’s only real
ly one post there anyway, and the rest
are guards,” said Barksdale, who plays
power forward. “I think they put too
much on naming positions.”
But Barksdale has recently acquired
another title that she won’t mind hold
ing on to: first-team All-ACC performer.
She averaged 17.4 points and 8.5
rebounds a game in the regular season
to lead the ACC in both categories.
Each of the last three seasons, the
player who has led the ACC in scoring
and rebounding has earned ACC Player
of the Year honors. N.C. State center
Freshmen Lead Tar Heels to Best Start Ever
By Adam D. Hill
Staff Writer
The North Carolina baseball squad
journeyed Tuesday afternoon where no
Tar Heel team had gone before.
The expedition led the 2000 squad to
an 11-8 victo
ry against
Western
Carolina and,
at the same
time, to the
Baseball
W. Carolina 8
UNC II
best start ever in school history at 17-0.
“I give them a lot of credit, because
you don’t see this a lot,” UNC coach
Mike Fox said. “We would never have
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Summer Erb did it last year, and former
UNC power forward Tracy Reid accom
plished the feat the season before that.
But Barksdale did not win ACC
Player of the Year. That honor went to
Duke guard Georgia Schweitzer, who
averaged 15.7 points and 4.0 boards. In
fact, Barksdale received the lowest vote
total of any of the first-team performers.
Lack of respect is nothing new to
Barksdale, who entered UNC in the fall
of 1997 without the same acclaim that
fellow juniors Juana Brown and Nikki
Teasley received.
Both were members of the USA
Basketball Junior National team that
won a gold medal at the World
Championships in the summer of 1997.
Barksdale, on the other hand, quietly
came to UNC from West Forsyth High
School in Clemmons, where she earned
Central-Piedmont All-Conference hon
ors all four years as a center.
“A lot of people hadn’t heard of her
outside North Carolina,” Brown said. “I
know I didn’t, and I was totally shocked.
I was like, ‘Why haven’t 1 heard of this
girl before?”’
In her first season, a year that Teasley
thought this. Our players have done a
good job. I give them all the credit.
“This is quite an accomplishment - it
may never happen again.”
The UNC trek to greatness wasn’t
guided by a seasoned veteran but
instead was led by a pair of freshmen:
Sean Farrell and Scott Autrey.
Farrell, a recruited walk-on third base
man, went 3-for-4 on the day and ham
mered home runs in the second and sev
enth innings. Farrell’s five RBI were a
game high and gave plenty of cushion to
Autrey, the starting pitcher.
Autrey got the nod on the mound
and hurled six strong innings. The right
hander (4-0) allowed two earned runs
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and Brown com
bined to start 43
games, Barksdale
served as Reid’s
understudy.
Barksdale did
n’t start a single
game and aver
aged 4.8 points a
game.
“I had no prob
lem playing
behind her,”
Barksdale said. “I
knew that I was
going to have to
play behind some-
body when I came in, whether it be at
the 3 position or at the 4 position.”
When Barksdale got her opportuni
ties - she averaged 10.6 minutes a game
- she played well. Had she played the
32.0 minutes a contest she averaged dur
ing this regular season, Barksdale’s num
bers would have projected to 14.5 points
and 7.2 rebounds a game.
“Even though she didn’t play that
much, her stats were outstanding for the
number of minutes that she played,”
and struck out a pair.
“It was good just to go out there and
give our team a chance to win,” Autrey
said. “Obviously, it is cool for me to get
the win, but it was still a team thing.”
Tyrell Godwin belted his fourth home
run of the year and posted four RBI,
while first baseman Jay Madeira pound
ed out three hits in five at bats.
The Tar Heels posted a run in the
first, then erupted in the second to score
five more, bringing the tally to 6-0 at the
end of two innings.
From that point, UNC continued to
belt away at the Catamounts (4-13), scor
ing one run in the fifth inning and four
more in the seventh.
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UNC coach Sylvia Hatchell said. “You
know, you’re not going to put Tracy
Reid on the bench.
“I think just going against Tracy every
day in practice helped her be better but
also gave her a lot of confidence.”
Barksdale also began to find her iden
tity. Hatchell recruited her to play on the
wing or as a guard, but Barksdale said
she struggled to learn the position.
Hatchell decided to g>ve her another
shot in the post at Wake Forest on Dec.
4, 1997.
Barksdale responded with four points
and four boards in seven minutes of
play.
“Coach Hatchell just kind of put me
in there because I was at home,”
Barksdale said. “As soon as 1 got in, I
scored twice, so she had me come in and
practice with the 4 players, and I did a
good job.”
Barksdale has been entrenched in
that position since. She has started 60
games in the last two seasons and is
finally being mentioned in the same
breath as Brown and Teasley.
But this season hasn’t always been
easy. When Teasley took a leave of
It took WCU five innings to post its
initial run, and, although they never led,
the Catamounts didn’t go down easily.
WCU scored four runs in the ninth
inning, bringing the final tally to 11-8.
The Sports Editor can be reached at
sports@unc.edu.
UNC 11, Western Carolina 8
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absence before a game at Virginia on
Jan. 6, Barksdale began to struggle. She
shot 33 percent from the field in the
seven games Teasley missed.
Barksdale didn’t deny that she
pressed too hard with Teasley out of the
iineup.
“She gets in position to get other peo
ple shots,” Barksdale said. “When she
was gone, I had to try to create my own
shots, and that wasn’t working too well.”
Barksdale often took her game to the
perimeter with Teasley out of the lineup.
She had attempted 10 trifectas in UNC’s
first 12 games, but she hoisted up 15
treys during the seven-game stretch.
UNC lost six out of those seven games.
But Barksdale shouldn’t abandon her
perimeter game. Hatchell said that if
she goes on to the WNBA after college,
she’ll mark her mark on the wing.
Barksdale has even come to that real
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“I believe that now. When I first
came into college, I was a little skeptical
about playing the guard position,”
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Barksdale said. “Now 1 do believe that I
am a guard in a post position. Post posi
tion is where my team needs me right
now, but hopefully in the future I’ll play
on the wing a little bit more.”
If that’s the case, Barksdale will be
coming out to a different tide in
pregame introductions.
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Scorpio (Oct 24-Nov 21)
Today is an 8 You are working fast and furiously again You re being pushed to
the max. and you re meeting the challenge Your adrenaline is pumping, so you re
going warp speed Slow down for a person who can t keep up with you
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec 21)
Today is an 8 Romance, games and children are your major themes Usually, on
days like this, you have a lot of tun with little effort Look for a mistake in communica
tion or a missed message, howevei Better check your answering machine again
Capricorn (Dec 22-Jan 19)
Today is a 7 You're not in the mood to put up with anything To others, the
change might seem to be happening quickly, but not to you. You feel like you ve
been wearing shoes that were too tight for way too long Toss them —and anything
else that doesn't work! Get new!
Aquarius (Jan 20-Fcb. 18)
Today is an 8 - Are you part of a Neighborhood Watch program? Start by calling your
local shenff and making a data with a deputy Then, call your neighbors and ask them to
come over You II find out how to take care of yourselves, together Nothing s stronger
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 2o)
Today is a 7 - Sure, money isn't everything, but it s mce to have enough Don’t empow
e your worries, focus on the things you do well Trusl yourself to be able to learn, too It
you don't knew everything yet, keep practicing Remember you re a work in progress
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