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Williams to Transfer; Parker Returns to Practice
Junior Domonique Williams,
who quarterbacked UNC
to two victories last season,
is: leaving North Carolina.
By T. Nolan Hayes
Sports Editor
;Domonique Williams is as responsi
ble as anyone for Carl Torbush being
back this season as North Carolina foot
ball coach.
■But he won’t be around to see how
the 2000 season turns out in Chapel Hill.
Williams, who as an emergency quar
terback led the Tar Heels to wins in their
filial two games of 1999, is transferring
from UNC, Torbush announced Tuesday.
“He and his family have made a deci
sion that hopefully best suits
Domonique for the rest of his life,”
Torbush said. “I hate to see him leave.
Men's Soccer Looks to Get Over Hump
By lan Gordon
Staff Writer
. Last season, the North Carolina men’s
soiccer team suffered through growing
paiins as an extremely young squad.
Seven freshman or sophomore starters
equaled inexperience, which translated
into close losses in important games.
A 1-0 home loss to then-No. 3 Duke.
Another 1-0 defeat at the hands of then-
No. 11 Maryland. And finally, UNC fell
2-1 in overtime to Furman in the first
round of the NCAA tournament.
Despite the heartbreak of these near
miss losses, the Tar Heels knew the 2000
campaign could be brighter.
They will soon find out.
IUNC starts its season Friday against
Illinois-Chicago in the UAB Nike
Classic. The Tar Heels will play against
host Alabama-Birmingham on Sunday.
' I think everyone on our team thinks
that we can make a big dent in the tour
nament, make a good run at it,” junior
defender Chris Leitch said. “With the
guys that we have now and the strong
Men's Soccer 2000
■sDate Opponent Time
W * J Sept. 1 vs. 111.-Chicago (in Birmingham, Ala.) 7 p.m.
ml Sept. 3 at Alabama-Birmingham 3:30 p.m.
. .. . Yl Sept. 6 Campbell 7 p.m.
r ] Sept. 10 at Clemson 2 p.m.
tit j Sept. 12 Davidson 7 p.m.
R, -• ■** A Sept. 15 Denver 7:30 p.m.
p | || Sept. 16 Kentucky 7:30 p.m.
f v'|(ysF I Sept. 24 Virginia 2 p.m.
I — m> —2_J Sept. 27 at Old Dominion 7 p.m.
UNC men's Oct. 1 at Duke 1 p.m.
soccer coach Oct. 4 Williams Mary 7 p.m.
Elmar Bolowich Oct. 7 at Maryland 7 p.m.
Oct. 13 vs. Dartmouth (in Greensboro) 5 p.m.
Oct. 15 vs. Rider (in Greensboro) 1 p.m.
Oct. 18 UNC-Charlotte 7 p.m.
Oct. 22 N.C. State 2 p.m.
Oct. 25 Elon 7 p.m.
Oct. 28 Wake Forest 7 p.m.
Nov. 5 at South Carolina 2 p.m.
Nov. 9-10,12 ACC tournament (in Winston-Salem) TBA
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But I wish him nothing but the very
best.”
Torbush declined to say which school
Williams, a junior, was planning to
attend next.
Despite his strong finish last year,
Williams was not expected to play a
major role for the Tar Heels in 2000. He
was slated to be no higher on the depth
chart than the fifth-team tailback and the
third-string fullback.
Parker: Back in Action
Redshirt freshman tailback Willie
Parker, who is supposed to start
Saturday, returned to practice for the
first time since last week.
Parker, who strained his back running
a sprint Thursday, took part in noncon
tact drills Tuesday. He said his back
began bothering him toward the end of
practice, but he expects to be ready to
play against Tulsa.
“I got better going to treatment, and
recruiting class
that came in, we
have a very strong
team.”
UNC will need
to capitalize on its
offensive chances
and make better
decisions to
improve on its
12-7-1 record and
2-3-1 mark in the
ACC.
Coach Elmar
Bolowich will also
look to his nation
ally ranked recruits
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Key among the six new Tar Heels are
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David Stokes. Both have impressed
Bolowich in preseason practices.
“Logan will be a great contributor,”
Bolowich said. “He seems to be tactical
ly more mature than some of the players
we’ve had here for longer periods.”
Stokes will supplement an already
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everybody has
been helping me
out a lot,” Parker
said. “By tomor
row, I should be
better than what I
was today.
“I guess each
day it’s going to
get better and bet
ter.”
If Parker is
unable to go, true
freshman Brandon
Russell would
probably get the
starting nod.
Kicking Game Still Uncertain
One of the biggest questions facing
the Tar Heels in the preseason has been
the kicking game.
The team’s top three kickers from a
year ago - Josh McGee, Brian Schmitz
strong defensive unit led by juniors
Dannyjackson and Leitch. Jackson, who
serves as a co-captain with midfielder
Matt Laycock, was named second-team
All-ACC last season and has started
every game during the past two seasons.
Leitch started all 20 games for UNC
last season. The speedy Ohio native has
been slowed recendy by a minor medi
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be ready for Friday’s contest.
Despite the defense’s relatively solid
play during the past two years, Jackson
said there is room for improvement.
“Our problem has been that we
maybe give that off goal away,” he said.
Junior goalkeeper Michael Ueltschey,
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with a 1.04 goals-against average.
UNC’s success will hinge upon its
front line’s ability to put the ball in the
back of the net. Junior forward Chris
Carrieri scored 12 goals and tallied five
Junior forward
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scored a team-high
12 goals last year
and was named
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Sports
and Derrick DePriest - exhausted their eli
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players competing for the vacant jobs.
Jeff Reed, a senior walk-on from
Charlotte, has stepped forward to claim
the place-kicking job.
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Blake Ferguson, a true freshman from
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for it but has since come back to the pack.
John Lafferty, a sophomore from
Valdese, would probably be the punter if
the game was played today, Torbush said.
But Torbush added that he wouldn’t
make a decision until right before kickoff.
“Quite honestly, I don’t think that
either one of them need to know that
they’re going to punt right now,”
Torbush said. “We don’t need them to sit
there and worry about it for three days.”
The Sports Editor can be reached
at sports@unc.edu.
freshman tailback
Willie Parker
had not practiced
since Thursday,
when he injured
his back.
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assists en route to being named first
team All-ACC. Caleb Norkus had nine
goals and two assists.
But even last year, when the Tar
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“Ali made a tremendous play and was
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said. “We didn’t have that on our side.”
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Domonique Williams completed 10-of-21 passes for 189 yards and one
touchdown in a 38-0 victory against Duke in last year's season finale.
Gamble Hopes to Make
Olympic Trip Sure Bet
Staff Report
A slice of Sydney is coming to
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Nicole Gamble, an assistant coach
for the North Carolina track and field
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of her competitors surpass the mark and
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Tiombe Hurd, who placed third in
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