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Adeduntan scored a career-high 26
points and Roneeka Hodges had 23,
including a three-point play that tied
the game late in regulation, to lead
Florida State past North Carolina
79-73 in overtime Thursday.
Adeduntan made a 3-pointer to
open overtime, and the Seminoles
never trailed again. Florida State
(17-2, 4-1 in the
ACC) is off to
the best start in
school history.
The No. 9
Tar Heels went
scoreless for
WOMEN'S
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UNC 73
Florida St. 79
OVERTIME
nearly seven minutes in regulation
and overtime and missed their
last seven shots in the second half
including three in the last 35
seconds.
The win snapped FSU’s six
game losing streak against North
Carolina (14-3,2-2), which won 15
of the previous 16 meetings.
Hodges’ three-point play with
1:53 left in the second half tied it at
64, and neither team scored again
until overtime. North Carolina’s
La’Tangela Atkinson was short on
a 3-pointer that could have won it
is the clock ticked down.
Freshman Erlana Larkins
scored 21 and Camille Little
added 17 for the Tar Heels.
Atkinson finished with 16 points
and 11 rebounds.
The Seminoles pulled even at
37 heading into halftime when
Swimmers to take on Cavaliers
BY RACHEL SODER
ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR
Rivalry remains one of the great
est motivators in all of sports.
The North Carolina swimming
and diving teams will need that
motivation Saturday when they
face Virginia in what could be their
most challenging meet of the sea
son.
Last January, Virginia man
handled the UNC men in an over
whelming 211-89 victory.
The UNC women survived
tough competition and came out
of last year’s meet with a solid 171-
129 win on the shoulders of former
NCAA champion Jessi Perruquet,
who graduated in May. She post
ed three individual victories and
anchored the 200 individual med
ley team that took first place for
the Thr Heels.
“There is a big rivalry in these
meets with Virginia,” said Coach
Frank Comfort.
Despite last year’s devastating
loss, the men’s team comes into the
meet with increased confidence
after notching several major victo
ries so far this season, including a
stunning 174-126 win against No. 13
Georgia on Oct 13. The win marked
the team’s first against the Bulldogs
since 1995.
But North Carolina will need
every effort it can muster against
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Adeduntan, who scored 16 in the
first half, hit a tying 3 from the
right corner with less than 22 sec
onds left.
North Carolina outscored the
Seminoles 44-28 in the paint, but
shot 17 fewer free throws.
FSU 79, UNC 73 (OT)
North Carolina 37 27 9 73
Honda State 37 27 15 79
North Carofina (13)
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Latkins 37 10-16 12 66 0 3 21
Little 42 8-18 0-1 24 1 2 17
Bl 27 2-6 0-0 0-3 2 3 4
Lata 40 2-12 2-2 0-3 4 2 7
Atkinson 40 6-10 2-2 3-11 4 2 16
Metcalf 31 26 00 1-2 8 2 6
Pringle 6 1-3 DO 00 0 3 2
Mcßee 3 0-1 DO 0-1 0 3 0
Total 225 31-71 S-7 11-30 19 20 73
Percentages— FG 437. FT 714 Spain?goal! -6-20
.300 (UtSe 1-3. latta 1-7. Atkinson 2-5. Meted) 2-6)
Taam rebounds - 8 Blocked thou -3 (Atoison.
latta. Lartcim) Turnovera - 17 (Atkinson 4. larkins 4.
Metcait 3, Beil 2. little 2. Mcßee. latta). Steals 8
(Utile 4. Atkinson 2. Bet. Larkins).
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Uiettrand 37 3-8 2-2 1-2 0 2 10
Hodges 39 8-15 6-9 20 4 1 23
Johnson 41 3-11 6-7 14 3 1 12
(Sadden 22 0-1 2-2 1-6 1 4 2
AdsditO! 37 10-16 34 3-9 5 1 29
Neely 31 1-3 00 14 3 0 2
Lautsch 3 04 OO 2-2 o - 1 0
linquist 11 2-2 00 1-2 0 1 4
Anthony 4 OO OO 00 0 0 0
Total 226 27-60 17-24 12-34 16 11 79
Percentages - FG 460. FT .708 3poh goals - 8-23
348 (IHjestrand 2-7, Hodges 2-7, Johnson 1-6. Adeduntan
34). Team rebounds —3. Blocked diets 4 (Sodden
2. Nealy Johnson) Turnovers 2O (Neely 6. Hodges 5.
Uljeshand 3. Gladden 3. Lmquist. Johnson, Adeduntan)
Steels 4 (Lily-strand 2, Johnson. Adeduntsn).
Technical fords —None. Attendance —1.708.
Virginia, who is No. 10 in the
national polls.
UVa. swimmers Frank Crippen
and Luke Wagner, who caused much
of the damage to the Tar Heels last
year, return to a lineup that Comfort
admits is a formidable one.
“UVa. has a superb men’s team
across the board,” Comfort said.
As opposed to last season,
when the Tar Heels came into the
Virginia meet with a 5-4-1 record
in dual meets, UNC this season
stands at No. 19 in the polls with
an impressive 8-1 record in dual
meets.
Senior captain Reid Owen will
look to lead the team with another
consistent performance in the 500-,
1,000- and 1,650-yard freestyles.
Freshman diver Ben Herboth has
garnered numerous first place fin
ishes this season and is looking for
more against the Cavaliers.
The rivalry also remains strong
between the No. 15 UNC and No. 16
UVa. women’s teams. The Tar Heels
have a 7-1 record in dual events this
season, compared to the Cavaliers’
8-0 record.
Although Perruquet provided
much of the force behind last year’s
win, UNC’s Lizzy Bruce and Emily
Carroll have had ample experience
with Virginia. Both were crucial
in last year’s competition as Bruce
took first in the 100 and 200
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UNC to face suprising ’Canes
Tar Heel defense must contain Diaz THE LOWDOWN ON SATURDAY'S GAME
Game and Time: Miami at No.
6 North Carolina. Tipoff is at 8
p.m.
Site: Smith Center.
TV/Radio: The game will be
televised regionally by Raycom/
Jefferson Pilot. The Tar Heel Sports
Network will provide radio cover
age; the broadcast will air on 100.7
FM and WCHL-AM, 1360.
Records: North Carolina is 15-2,
4-1 in the ACC. Miami is 12-4, 3-2
in the ACC.
Series: North Carolina leads 7-1.
Probable Starters:
North Carolina
G: Raymond Felton, 6-1 JR
G: Rashad McCants, 6-4 JR
F: Jackie Manuel, 6-5 SR
F: Jawad Williams, 6-9 SR
C: Sean May, 6-9 JR
Miami
G: Guillermo Diaz, 6-2 SO
G: Anthony Harris, 6-2 SO
G: Robert Hite, 6-2 JR
F: William Frisby, 6-8 SR
C: Anthony King, 6-9 SO
The Key Matchup: North
Carolina’s Jackie Manuel against
Miami’s Guillermo Diaz.
If the Hurricanes hope
to spring an upset on North
Carolina, they’ll have to get sig
nificant production from their
backcourt.
Diaz scored 25 points against
Duke on Wednesday, but that
breaststroke and Carroll first in
the 100 butterfly. Sophomore diver
Lauren Karatanevski took first in
the 1-meter dive as a freshman in
last year’s competition as well.
UNC’s abundance of young tal
ent could also be a major factor
this weekend, as freshmen Lindsay
Marck and Kelsey Morrissey look
to continue their solid performanc
es and silence the orange mass that
will undoubtedly fill the stands.
Contact the Sports Editor
at sports@unc.edu.
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effort came on 11-of-23 shoot
ing. He’ll have to make better use
of his opportunities against No.
6 North Carolina on Saturday
night.
Manuel won’t give Diaz many
open looks, and the sophomore
likely will have to rely on Anthony
Harris and Robert Hite the
other two starters in Miami’s
three-guard lineup to hit shots
and create space.
But when opponents force
Miami to pass the ball, they
expose perhaps its greatest weak
ness.
The Hurricanes have aver
aged just 12.63 assists per game
this season, good for worst in the
ACC, and only two regulars boast
an assist-to-turnover ratio greater
than 1.0.
In contrast, the Tar Heels are
averaging 21.47 assists per game
as well as 11.06 steals per game.
Both marks set the pace for the
conference.
Final Analysis/Prediction: The
Hurricanes have put together a
surprising run in their first year
in the conference, and Frank
Haith would receive serious con
sideration for ACC Coach of the
Year honors if the season ended
today.
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has a realistic chance to knock off
a North Carolina team, especially
one that played an ugly game at
Clemson on Wednesday and still
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HEAD TO HEAD
Robert Hite and Guillermo Diaz are third
and fourth among ACC scorers, but neither
BackCOlirt cracks the top 10 in shooting percent
age. Hite was a non-factor against Duke,
attempting just seven shots. Edge: UNC
Shelden Williams torched the 'Canes in
the post Wednesday, scoring 30 points on
FrontCOurt 11 -of-12 shooting. If Miami can't contain one
Williams, there's little chance they'll handle
UNC’s two (Jawad and Marvin). Edge: UNC
Miami doesn't have a bench player averag
ing more than 4.3 points per game, so any
Bench foul trouble would be disastrous. Man/in ■lmM'
Williams (10.7 points per game) continues
to impress for the far Heels. Edge: UNC
Ihe Hurricanes have won at Florida and
at Virginia this season. But the Tar Heels
Intangibles haven't lost a game at the Smith Center in
nearly a year, and that’s not likely to change
against Miami on Saturday. Edge: UNC
The Bottom Line North Carolina 95, Miami 72
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