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TODAY
■ MEN'S SOCCER
vs. Clemson, 7 p.m.
Fetzer Field
■ FIELD HOCKEY
vs. Duke, 7p.m.
Henry Stadium
■ VOLLEYBALL
vs. Virginia Tech, 7 p.m.
Smith Center
■ MEN'S TENNIS
at UNC Fall
Invitational, All Day
Cone-Kenfield Tennis
Center
SATURDAY, SEPT. 24
■ FOOTBALL
at N.C. State, noon
Raleigh
■ CROSS COUNTRY
at Roy Griak Invitational,
All Day, St. Paul, Minn.
■ CROSS COUNTRY
at Great American XC Festival,
All Day, Cary
■ VOLLEYBALL
vs. Virginia, 6 p.m.
Smith Center
> MEN'S TENNIS
at UNC Fall
Invitational, All Day
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Center
SUNDAY, SEPT. 25
■ FIELD HOCKEY
vs. Radford, 1 p.m.
Henry Stadium
■ WOMEN'S SOCCER
at Miami, 1 p.m.
Coral Gables, Fla.
■ MEN'S TENNIS
at UNC Fall
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Offensive line must
protect Baker to win
Game and Time: North Carolina
at N.C. State. Kickoff is at 12 p.m.
Saturday.
Site: Carter-Finley Stadium.
TV/Radio: The game will be
televised on Jefferson-Pilot Sports.
The Tar Heel Sports Network will
provide radio coverage; the game
can be heard locally on 1360-AM
and 106.1-FM.
Records: North Carolina is 0-2
(O-l in the ACC). N.C. State is 1-1
(0-1).
Series: North Carolina leads,
61-27-6.
Personnel update: North
Carolina LB Doug Justice (bro
ken foot) is out. C Ben Lemming
(shoulder) and WR Mike Mason
(shoulder) are probable.
N.C. State WR Brian Clark
(ankle) and OG Dwayne Herndon
(stinger) are questionable. CB
Phillip Holloman (ankle) is prob
able.
The Key Matchup: The North
Carolina offensive line against the
N.C. State front four.
Two critical factors will deter
mine whether North Carolina has
a chance of springing an upset
on the Wolfpack. The Tar Heels
need to establish the run, and they
absolutely must protect QB Matt
Baker.
Responsibility for both tasks
rests squarely with the offensive
line. The importance of keeping
UNC’s quarterback off the ground,
in particular, cannot be overstat
ed.
“If he goes down, I don’t know
what’s going to happen,” said senior
wide receiver Wallace Wright. “I
don’t even want to think about that
at this point.”
But the task won’t be easy, not
with Mario Williams and Manny
Lawson lining up at opposite ends
of the N.C. State defensive line.
Both players earned All-ACC hon
ors a season ago, and both create
nightmares for even the best of
offensive linemen.
“This is going to be a good test
for Skip (Seagraves), and I think
we’re both up to the challenge,”
said offensive tackle Brian Chacos.
“We’re ready to play those two
guys.”
As difficult as it might seem
to prevent Williams and Lawson
from repeatedly wreaking havoc
in the North Carolina backfield,
the Tar Heels cannot let the duo
run wild if they expect to have a
quarterback comd Sunday morn
ing.
Baker took several vicious hits
against Wisconsin last week,
including a blow to the ribs that
left him down on the Kenan
Stadium turf for several min
utes.
And while one can’t help but
admire his toughness under fire,
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THE LOWDOWN ON SATURDAY'S GAME
North Carolina at
NC. State
(0-2,0-1) Carter-Finley Stadium, 12 p.m. (1-1,0-1)
HEAD TO HEAD
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Secondary the bail in traffic. The 'Pack lead the nation in
pass-efficiency defense. Edge: N.C State
M , The team with more rushing yards has won
N.C. State S 12 of the last 13 meetings. The exception?
Rush vs. UNC's Last season's UNC win. The Tar Heels now
Front Seven: must contain Toney Baker, the state's all-time
leading high-school rusher. Edge: UNC
Like his counterpart in blue, Jay Davis (273
N.C. State S yards against UNC last year) can throw the [BjfSjlSj
Pass VS. UNC's ball all over the field but is prone to picks. The
Secondary UNC comerbacks must cover Tramain Hall
tightly, wherever he goes. Edge: N.C. State
Both teams have been fairly mediocre in
Special kick returns and kick coverage this season.
Tpamc Connor Barth has the unwavering faith of
his UNC teammates —as long as he keeps
an eye on the play clock. Edge: UNC
The Bottom Line N.C. State 20, North Carolina 9
Baker can’t keep taking those hits
if he is to pilot the offense for an
entire season. North Carolina’s
blockers must withstand the
heavy pressure and shield their
quarterback from a game-ending
or season-ending blow from
a defender.
Final analysis/prediction: With
two losses already in the books,
North Carolina only now opens
the most brutal stretch of its
schedule.
Games against Utah, Louisville,
Virginia, Miami and Boston
College follow in succession after
Saturday’s tilt with N.C. State,
and North Carolina might not
be favored to win any of those
games.
In short, North Carolina
desperately needs to beat the
Wolfpack.
“To say that we’re starving for a
win would probably be an under
statement,” said North Carolina
head coach John Bunting on
Tuesday.
But in last Saturday’s game, the
opposing team’s punter scored
40 percent of North Carolina’s
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FROM STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - With a
three-goal flurry midway through
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so far.
The early three-goal lead gave
the Tar Heels (9-0) more than
enough cushion for an easy vic
tory.
In the 72nd minute White scored
again on a free kick for her third
goal of the season to put North
Carolina up 4-0.
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finish off the shutout. Seminole
India Trotter slotted one home
in the 76th minute to finish off
the scoring. She was assisted by
midfielder Viola Odebrecht and
defender Katrin Schmidt.
North Carolina goalkeeper
Aly Winget still registered seven
saves in the match, however, as
Florida State outshot the Tar
Heels 14-13.
North Carolina held Florida
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ACC’s leading scorer with 1.29
goals per game, scoreless, though
she did have five shots in the
match.
It was the first time the
Seminoles (7-1) had ever outshot
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