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North Carolina catcher Ryan Blake tries to block Towson's Mark Chiccini from scoring after first baseman
Chris lanetta's errant throw got past him in the fifth inning. Chiccini scored, butTowson came up short, 9-4.
Baseball escapes with sloppy win
BY KELLIE DIXON
ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR
North Carolina did just enough
to get past Towson on Tuesday.
Despite scoring two runs in the
first inning, the Tar Heels sunk
into a lethargic mind-set that near
ly cost them the game.
But the Tar Heels survived the
Tiger come
back, 9-4, win
ning the first of
two matchups
scheduled for
BASEBALL
Towson 4
UNC 9
this week at
Boshamer Stadium.
“The worst thing that probably
could have happened, happened,”
said UNC coach Mike Fox. “We got
an early lead, and then just the nat
ural tendency is to relax a little bit."
By the start of the fifth inning,
the Tar Heels (17-7) had settled in,
seemingly cozy with a lead bol
stered by a fourth-inning surge
highlighted by a solo homer from
Chris lannetta and doubles from
Chad Prosser, Jeremy Cleveland
and Blair Waggett.
But Towson (9-7) refused to go
quietly. Two Tar Heel errors on
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sloppy throws triggered a four-run
Tiger rally.
With runners on first and third,
and two Tiger runs already glowing
on the scoreboard atop an accumu
lated five for UNC, Scott Manshack
put all he had into his next pitch.
“I did it for four innings, so I
didn’t lose any confidence,”
Manshack said. “I just kept telling
myself, ‘Focus on this guy. You can
do it.’”
Tiger Brian McKenna leaned
back slightly, tightened his grip
and drove the ball into left field,
spurring a sequence that eliminat
ed the lead runner. Third baseman
Sammy Hewitt relayed the ball to
Prosser, who chased down
Towson’s Jeremy Stifler between
second and third.
“I think what happened in that
inning was everybody got a little
sloppy,” Prosser said. “We kind of
got laid-back.”
As the game continued, UNC
committed two more errors to
match its season high of four,
which was accumulated in the Tar
Heels’ 14-5 win against Monmouth
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“I didn’t think we were very
aggressive,” Fox said. “You make
mistakes when you’re not aggres
sive. ... There are all kinds of rea
sons for why you aren’t ready to
play midweek games. I don’t buy
any of them.”
North Carolina redeemed itself,
however, in the sixth inning with
runs from second baseman Greg
Mangum, Prosser, Cleveland and
lannetta.
North Carolina intends to tweak
several aspects of its game, partic
ularly its defensive prowess, as it
goes into its second matchup
against Towson today at 3 p.m.
“We still need to pitch and play
defense,” Fox said. “We’re getting
lulled into the fact that we’re a
great offensive team.
“We’re not that kind of team. I
think everyone thinks, after (two
wins against) Wake (Forest), that
we’re that kind of team we’re
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Rivals Scott, Sweetney meet again
BY AARON Fin
SPORTS EDITOR
North Carolina guard Melvin
Scott will be the first one to tell you
that Michael Sweetney deserves
the publicity.
“I’m going to tell the guys that
he’s the real deal,” Scott said of
Georgetown’s 6-foot-8 All-
America candidate. “He’s big, you
know, like Sean May. Got great
hands, can pass, can hit the short
jump shot. He’s a great athlete.”
That’s pretty much what a lot of
people are saying about Sweetney
these days. But once upon a time,
it was Scott who was stealing the
headlines from Sweetney.
Both were highly touted high
school players in Maryland, but
Scott not Sw'eetney was the
state’s Player of the Year in 2000.
Now Sweetney is in the spotlight.
But the Hoyas better not neglect
THE LOWDOWN ON TODAY'S GAME
Georgetown
(17-14)
vs.
North Carolina
(19-15)
PROBABLE STARTERS
Georgetown
F: Michael Sweetney, 6-8
F: Victor Samnick, 6-8
F: Brandon Bowman, 6-8
G: Gerald Riley, 6-6
G:Tony Bethel, 6-2
UNC
F: Jawad Williams, 6-8 1/2
F: David Noel, 6-6
F: Rashad McCants, 6-4
G: Melvin Scott, 6-1 1/2
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UNC in the NIT quarterfinals.
“A lot of teams don’t really look
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The sophomore has lit up many
Game: Georgetown at North Carolina -gv
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Keys for UNC: Keep the momentum wAf
going. The surprising NIT turnout has inspired the
Tar Heels, and a vamped crowd can only do good
things for UNC against Georgetown. And if the
perimeter shots don't fall, like in the Tar Heels'
drought against Wyoming on Monday then UNC
needs to drive to the basket and get Sweetney in
foul trouble. With him on the bench, the Tar Heels'
road to the NIT semifinals becomes a lot smoother.
Keys for Georgetown: The Hoyas might have
scraped by Providence shooting 39 percent from
the field and with Sweetney nursing four fouls on
the bench for 7:27 in the second half, but that
won't work against UNC. Sweetney needs to show
off his skills in the paint but avoid becoming an
easy target for the referees.
UNC Bench: Jackie Manuel's defensive skills will
come in handy against the Hoyas, and UNC will
need his height (yeah, he's only 6-foot-5, but that’s
decent when compared with the rest of the Tar
Heels) to handle Georgetown's trio of big men.
Georgetown Bench: The Hoya reserves managed
only two points collectively against Providence, so
Georgetown won't be counting on much produc
tion from players off the pine.
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a venue of late, averaging 14.3
points per game during his last four
games and shooting 57.1 percent
from long distance in his last six.
“Melvin is shooting the ball
extremely well,” said Coach Matt
Doherty. “Since he’s been starting
and playing more, our shooting
percentages have gone up.”
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the starting lineup out of necessity
when Jackie Manuel hurt his foot
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much better care of the ball than
Manuel Scott has committed just
one turnover in his last 134 minutes
—and his defense has improved to
the point that UNC can’t justify
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the basis of superior defense.
“A lot of people don’t think I
play good defense, but that’s one of
the keys to my game,” Scott said.
Scott has become a key to UNC’s
game, and tonight he’ll get a chance
to outshine Sweetney again.
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