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The buttle between the two (urolinus JL-t for Kenan Stadium today is
undoubtedly the most important game in the Atlantic Coast ( onlerenee this
week, and probably the most important of the year. ,
It'll be the battle of the best of the ACC. and more than likely the battle
to determine who will wear the con Terence crown.
Tin- Gamecocks will be defending their conference championship ol last
year; the Tar Heels, besides trying to wrest it from them, will be try ing to
protect their long win skein and national ranking.
Bill Dooley, coach or the Tar Heels, summed up his feelings about the
game by saying. "There'll be no place for the weak of heart."
Dooley will probably be right.
Carolina, sporting a more than respectable 4 0 record and standing as the
18th best squad in the country, is favored to whip the Gamecocks, who have
managed a somewhat disappointing 3 11 record. Predictions generally rate
UNC a five to eight point favorite.
The two teams have played only one common opponent-North Carolina
State The Tar Heels demolished the Wolfpack 19 0 while the Gamecocks
'squeezed out a 7 7 tie. Despite this, there are no signs that the Tar Heels are
duilty of over-confidence today. South Carolina is just too tough for that.
North and South Carolina plit preejn forecasts a to who would win
the conference championship. The Tar H-.vN UCIV given the edge in depth,
while the Gamecocks held a commanding eJ?c in experience.
Willi most ACC teams suffering a lack o talent, depth and experience, it
w ould be a major upset if either school !t to any ACC team except each
other. If that holds, the winning team today would be in a commanding
position in the championship race.
A game's strategy is seldom made public before the game starts, especially
when the game is as important as this'one. Nevertheless, it appears the Tar
Heeh will stick with a running came., especially since the Gamecocks have
the most experienced defensive secondary in the league.
The Tar Heel's rushing attack is much more formidable than their passing
attack, boasting such runners as Don McCauley. Ike Oglesby and Lewis
Jolley.
The main problem area facing the Tar Heels is the same as it has been lor
the last four weeks-the UNC defensive secondary. UNC doesn't have one
experienced player in the secondary.
Against South Carolina, this "problem" takes on added significance
Tommy Suggs, the lightning quick quarterback, is the best scrambler in
the conference. With North Carolina's ability to defend against the passing
question, Suggs could easily deal a serious or even fatal blow, either with the
long bomb or a series of short, sideline passes.
Suth Carolina will undoubtedly take to the air-lanes today. North
Carolina is weakest in its defensive secondary
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North Carolina will probabh si.n on the ground most of the time. South
Carolina's line is big. but much slower than North Carolina's.
These combinations could easily make for a high-scoring g.nne.
The more than 47.000 people who will owrflow Kenan Stadium won't be
disappointed in the brand of bull played, although there is a 50-50 chance
many will be disappointed in the final score.
In other action involving Big l our teams. State will play Fast Carolina.
Duke will travel to West Virginia and W.ike Forest will meet Virginia Tech.
State has the best chance of any Big Four team of winning (including
UNC). while Duke has the least chance. The Wolfpack seem to be climbing
out of their doldrums, tying South Carolina two weeks ago and narrowly
losing to Florida 14 o last week. FCU. w inless in four tries this year, hasn't
come close to making a game interesting.
Virginia Tech hasn't won a game this year, either, even losing to Virginia
7-0 in the first game of the season. The Deacons wallopped Virginia 2h 7
last week and should be able to help the ACC's record against outside foes.
Duke's assignment is much tougher. The Mountaineers are ranked among
the top 15 teams in the country, and should be ranked among the top 10.
Duke, meanwhile, is stumbling through a disappointing season with a 2 2
record. The wins came against the two worst teams in the ACC. Virginia and
Maryland.
Overall, however, even including the Blue Devils outing, it could be a
very good week for the Big Four, possibly the best week so far in the current
campaign.
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bate Catches Carolina
by Howie Can
Sports Writer
Scoring on a fourth quarter penalty
kick, a determined North Carolina State
squad battled the Tar Heel soccer team to
a 1 1 tie Friday, in front of a large
crowd at Fetzer Field.
Carolina completely dominated the
Wolfpack, taking 34 shots to the visitors
three, and making eight corner kicks
compared to State's two. However, the
Wolfpack goalie, Ron Lindsey, managed
to neutralize all the statistics with an
incredible performance. He made
fourteen saves.
The Tar Heels only score of the day
came at 12:27 of the first quarter, as,
right wing Dave Feffer slammed a Townie
Anderson pass past Lindsey.
Tar Heel inside McKay McKinnon was
ejected from the game in the third
quarter for allgedly roughing the goalie,
and his place was taken by John McCallie.
Carolina goalie Tim Haigh had his one
save during this period, as he stopped a
hard-hit. Kik. frorp ,a,Stat,forward.uThe-,.
Tar Heels threatened time and time again,
but still could not score.
Halfway through the fourth quarter,
the Wolfpack drove down to the Carolina
goal, where fullback Al Merrill was called
for pushing. This set up a direct penalty
kick by State forward Tom Almquist, and
he booted it past Haigh to tie the score
1-1.
The enraged Tar Heels then really put
the hear on the beleaguered Lindsey, as
they averaged over a shot a minute for
the rest of the game, while Carolina's
superb defense did not allow the
Wolfpack to cross the midfield stripe
again during regulation time.
As soon as Carolina got the ball, they
drove downfied, setting themselves up for
a corner kick. The kick was too long, but
halfback Pete Seggel took the ball away
from State and passed it ot Louis Bush,
who missed the shot.
(Bush, nursing an injury suffered
against Appalachian, did not start and
was used only sparingly.)
Seggel soon had the ball again, but
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another great save by Lindsey kept State
alive. Moments later Seggel launched
another booming shot, and Lindsey was
forced to deflect it over the top of the
goal, setting up a corner kick.
Anderson kicked the ball inbounds to
halfback Rick Brayton, who was unable
to put the ball home.
A little while later a State infraction
within the penalty area gave Carolina a,
direct shot on goal. However, Bush, the
Tar Heels' top penalty kipker, was not in
the game, while McKinnon, the second
kicker, had been ejected earlier. Fullback
Tim Morse took the shot, which sent over
the top of the goal.
The regulation game ended in a 11
tie, as Carolina was lining up for yet
another corner kick.
The first five-minute overtime period
saw more heroics by Lindsey, who made
saves on a head by Karl Muster and a
Seggel kick.
Coach Allen sent in two fresh
forwards, Dan Arial and Don Shakle, at
the beginning of the second overtime
period, but neither team was able to
score, and the game ended in a 11
deadlock.
The Tar Heels, whose record is now
2-0-1, host Virginia Oct. 13 in their
next game.
'"2 The editor of the Daily Tar Heer, Tom
Gooding, and DTH sports editor,' Chris
Cobbs, lengtheneed their lead in the
DTH's predicting contest by correctly
guessing the outcome of 10 of 10 garmis
last Saturday.
: Gooding and Cobbs are each pacing
the pack with 18-2 record for two
weeks.
Gooding attributed his success to "a
lot of luck."
Mark Whicker, sports writer, and Al
Thomas, assistant sports editor, clung to
their third place positions with 164
records. Whicker and Thomas each
correctly guessed nine of 10 outcomes
last week, with Thomas' miss coming
when he predicted Virginia would top
Wake Forest and Whicker's coming when
he said Kentucky would upset Auburn.
Lana Starnes, staff writer and
all-around girl, and Tommy Bello,
student body president, remained in a tie
for last with each predicting eight of 10
games correctly. Their overall records are
now 13-7.
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Meet Maryland, William & Mary
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by Mark Whicker
Sports Writer
Maryland and William & Mary will give
the young Tar Heel cross-country team its
hardest test of the season at Finley Golf
Course Saturday morning.
The Terps have the same team that
won the conference last fall, and W&M
boasts national AAU mile champion
Howell Michael.
UNC lost to State 23-32 in a tri-meet
at Raleigh last Friday, but defeated
Virginia 15-50.
The Wolf pack's Gareth Hayes, Neil
Ackley and Jim Wilkins captured the top
three positions, with Tar Heel captain
Larry Widgeon, hampered by a cold,
placing fourth.
Widgeon's time was 26:48. Pat Grady
and freshman Steve Grahtwohl were fifth
and sixth with time of 27:01 and 27:1 1.
Mike Garcia and Mike Caldwell, both
freshmen, finished eighth and ninth.
"We thought Maryland would be
younger this year," observes UNC coach
Joe Hilton, "but they apparently have the
same boys returning."
That includes Charley Shrader, the
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