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The little award
show that could
It’s time to unroll that red
carpet. The Academy Awards
are here! Wait, they were on
Sunday? No, no, my Academy
Awards.
Sure, Ellen DeGeneres did a
superb job as the host of the most
prestigious awards show there is.
But now it’s my turn. And I’m going
to skip right past the nominees and
just go straight to the victors.
Hey, these are my awards,
remember?
“The Departed” won four awards
rightfiilly so some would argue
—and “Little Miss Sunshine”
snagged a few gold statues, too. But
I didn’t see any Tar Heels on the
list That’s all about to change.
Here are my picks for the 2007
Charlie “Choo-Choo” Justice
Awards:
■ Tyler Hansbrough, men’s
basketball Best Actor in a
Leading Role
Twelve times this season,
the sophomore forward from
Missouri has led the team in
both scoring and rebounding.
Hansbrough burns opponents for
18.7 points a game and pulls in
7.6 rebounds a game. UNC fans
hope he is saving his best per
formances for the final scenes,
however, as the Tar Heels will
need big games from the big man
if they are going to see success in
March and April.
■ Ivory Latta, women’s
basketball Best Actress in a
Leading Role
Not only do the senior’s on
court antics leave opposing point
guards stuck on their heels, they
are also able to fire up the crowds
at Carmichael Auditorium. Latta
was recently named to the All-
ACC first team, something she
has accomplished the previous
two years as well. She is averag
ing 16.2 points a game so far this
season and boasts the best 3-
point percentage on the team. It
should come as no surprise that
the rest of the ACC is ready for
her to go.
■ Robert Woodard, baseball
Best Actor in a Supporting Role
Woodard earned second-team
All-ACC honors in 2006, making
17 starts apd pitching a career-
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NICOLE LUKOSIUS
IF YOU DON'T CHEW BIG RED
high 107.2 innings. He pitched
his second career complete game
against No. 1 Florida State and
also blanked No. 2 Clemson in the
College World Series with a three
hitter. Now that superstar pitch
ers Andrew Miller and Daniel
Bard, who overshadowed him for
much of last season, have made
the leap to professional baseball,
Woodard can try to take Tyler’s
statue for next year.
■ Elizabeth Guess, women’s
soccer Best Actress in a
Supporting Role
Playing with national stand
out Heather O’Reilly, this senior
scored the game-winning over
time goal for the Tar Heels in the
ACC championship game and was
named tournament MVP. Guess
also came up huge for the Tar
Heels in the NCAA Tournament
that saw UNC return to College
Cup for the first time since 2003.
She scored five goals in the post
season, two of which were game
winners.
■ Anson Dorrance, women’s
soccer Best Director
The coach has led the Tar Heels
to 18 of the 25 NCAA champion
ships in women’s soccer history.
The team took a two-year hiatus
from its winning ways, but after
rolling past Notre Dame 2-1 in
the College Cup hosted in Cary,
Dorrance and Cos. were able to
celebrate once again. With such a
young team, North Carolina could
very well find itself champions for
awhile.
The nominees were countless,
but you know what they say, there
can only be one winner. And as
long as there are Choo-Choos to
hand out, the show will go on.
Good luck next year everyone.
Contact Nicole Lukosius
at lukosius@email.unc.edu.
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Warren shuts down Bulldogs
Pitcher Ks seven
in 4-2 triumph
BY GREGG FOUND
SENIOR WRITER
Uded to jogging to the mound
from the bullpen, North Carolina’s
Adam Warren found life pretty nice
as the starting pitcher Tuesday.
In a rare starting appearance,
Warren pitched the longest and
most effective outing of his career
in a 4-2 UNC victory against
Gardner-Webb.
He lasted six innings and struck
out seven Bulldogs, giving up only
one run in a speedy game that last
ed less than two hours.
“For the most part today, he had
great command
of three pitches,”
assistant coach
Chad Holbrook
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said of Warren’s slider, cutter and
changeup. “When’s he’s got com
mand of three pitches, he’s going
to be successful.”
Warren had pitched twice in
relief this year but had not start
ed. With two midweek games this
week and a three-game series this
weekend, he got a shot to start,
with the Tar Heels only hoping for
a few effective innings.
Instead, Warren chewed through
two-thirds of the game.
“This year I really worked on
conditioning hard and being in
shape for when this opportunity
comes around,” Warren said.
He said he could tell warming
up before the game that his slider
would be working.
“That was probably my out pitch
today,” he said.
A first-inning UNC scoring out
burst helped him too.
Reid Frank led off the bottom of
the first by rocketing the first pitch
he saw toward the centerfield wall.
It looked like Frank had boosted
UNC with a leadoff homer. Instead,
the drive thumped into the navy
blue outfield wall and Frank settled
for a stand-up triple.
“Sometimes I’ll take the first
pitch but some days I’ll kinda be
thinking, ‘lf this guy pipes one
right down the middle, I might as
well take a hack,’” Frank said.
Freshman Dustin Ackley drove
in Frank with a sacrifice fly and
UNC made the lead 3-0 later in
the inning after Tim Federowicz
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UNC sophomore pitcher Adam Warren pitched six effective innings
Tuesday during a 4-2 win against Gardner-Webb at Boshamer Stadium.
ripped a liner past the shortstop
for a two-RBI single.
When Benji Johnson led off
UNC’s second inning with a home
run for a 4-0 lead, it looked like a
blowout was coming into form.
But the Tar Heel bats went dead
after that.
They only managed three more
hits and didn’t come close to an
insurance run.
“We need to be more consistent
throughout the game, not just get
out to a lead and then coast,” Frank
said.
Their coasting slid them into a
tighter-than-expected ballgame.
After Gardner-Webb scored
on a sharp single in the top of the
fourth, they put runners on first
and third with one out.
The Bulldogs’ Justin Loyd put
down a squeeze bunt that died in
the grass, but Warren scooped it to
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catcher Benji Johnson, who nailed
the runner out at home for a huge
momentum shift.
“It was pretty exciting,” Warren
said of the squeeze. “We always prac
tice it but it never really happens, so
it’s fun to finally put that to use.”
Warren struck out the next batter
and strode calmly .into the dugout
after maintaining a 4-1 lead.
In the ninth inning, UNC’s
Andrew Carignan put two run
ners on base, but escaped by strik
ing out a pinch-hitter and forcing
a first-pitch groundout.
“He gave up one solid hit and
then he nickeled-and-dimed it a
little bit,” Holbrook said.
“But that’s to be expected in the
ninth inning. Those last three outs
are tough to get.”
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