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By Chris Cobbs
Sports Editor
This
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Conference football team lists only three
members of Carolina's Peach Bowl-bound
lar Heels-and Coach Bill Dooley is very
unhappy about the situation.
"It's a mystery to me how the
newsmen can vote only three of our
Players on an all-star like this while
picking six Wake Forest and five Duke
men," said the Tar Heel coach.
Only UNC representatives on the
squad, selected by 83 members of the
ACC Sports Writers Association, are
tailback Don McCauley, offensive tackle
Paul Hoolahan and defensive tackle Flip
Ray, all seniors.
"We felt like we finished the season
stronger than any other team in the
conference, " said the irate Dooley.
"What's more, we led the ACC in rushing
offense, total defense and rushing
defense."
The Tar Heel boss was unhappy that
only one member of both the offensive
and defensive lines was included on the
all-star team, in view of the statistical
domination achieved by these forward
walls.
Missing from this year's all-star is
guard-linebacker Bill Richardson,
honored for his play as a junior in 1969
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and twice selected defensive player of the
week by the sports writers during his
senior campaign.
"I think this points up the need for a
new voting system," continued Dooley.
"Something has got to be wrong when
players the caliber of Richardson don't
make the team.
"We thought that both Richardson
and another of our linebackers, John
Bunting, were as good as any linebackers
in the conference."
Named as the all-league linebackers
were Duke's Dick Biddle, Wake Forest's
Ed Stetz and N.C. State's George Smith.
Stetz, ringleader in the Deacon
defense, was joined by tackle Win
Headley as representatives of the Wake
defensive platoon.
Other members of the conference
champions chosen for all-conference
recognition were quarterback Larry
Russell, fullback Larry Hopkins, guard
Bill Bobbora and kicker Tracy
Lounsbury.
Duke players cited in addition to
Biddle were end Wes Chesson,
quarterback Leo Hart, and safety Rich
Searl.
"I am sorely disappointed at the
writers' choices," said Dooley.
"I don't understand how you can omit
senior linemen like our Tony Blanchard,
Keith Hicks, Ron Grzybowski and Jim
Hambacher from strong consideration,"
he went on.
"I don't think there was any question
that we had the finest offensive line in
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know it to look at the all-league team
UNC Sports Information Director Jack
Williams said that he intends to propose
I the Sportswriters Association 3t its
spring meeting that SID's be banned from
future voting. "Every publicity office has
two J?tes and I don't think it's fair to the
playAs. the way the current system tends
to operate." he said.
Carolina tackle Hoolahan, a
225-pounder from Pt. Lookout. N.Y.
indicated his displeasure with the
selections by saying, "I'm bitter and
disgruntled about the whole thing.. .if
UNC coaches made
By Mark Whicker
Sports Writer
When
Peach Bowl official
called UNC athletic
George
director
Crumley
Homer Rice late Saturday afternoon with
an official invitation, Rice was in no
mood to be choosy.
Liberty Bowl scouts wanted Carolina
to delay their decision until after the
LSU-Tulane game Saturday night, but
Rice accepted the Peach bid, setting up a
meeting with undefeated Arizona State in
Atlanta December 30.
Although LSU beat Tulane, the
Liberty Bowl invited the Green Wave
anyway.
"We felt that is we made any delays,.'
assistant coach Vic Spooner said, "the
Peach Bowl might invite somebody else.
So we took what we could get."
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would think it was sour grapes but that's
the way I feel.
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Richardson would be picked again, since
he made the team last year and had such
a great season this year.
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much, although he got a big buildup from
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made team, without question, but the
political strines apparentlv kept them off
it."
It proved to be the right decision.
Head Coach Bill Dooley had told each
coach to contact the players beforehand
to get their reaction to possible bowl
invitations.
All the players voted affirmative on
Friday.
However, some of them reportedly
had second thoughts about waiting until
the end of December to make the Atlanta
trip. The Liberty Bowl will be played
December 12, a week from Saturday.
"The Peach Bowl is a good game, and
Atlanta's a good town to play in," said
all-ACC tackle Paul Hoolahan Monday
afternoon.
"But I understand some of the players
would have rather gone to Liberty Bowl
because the season would be over
quicker.
"A lot of us have been falling behind
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Sunday punch with the books," Hoolie
continued.
"This cuts into some of the players'
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think most of the guys were happy with
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Spooner and Ron DeMelfi will go to
Arizona this weekend to scout their
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"Arizona State has averaged six
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"Certainly they're underrated, because
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